i've been trying to look for historical data on US treasury bills for a paper im writing (im a student) and i just cannot seem to find it anywhere....
can someone help out?
thanks
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what are you looking for? prices? yields? just google it.....
If you are a student, wouldn't your school have a bloomberg terminal, or equivalent, with this information?
LOL
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