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The U.S. Treasury's latest 5-year note auction has delivered another stark signal of weakening demand for government debt. The sale of $70 billion in notes stopped at a high yield of 3.966%, tailing the 'when-issued' yield by 1.4 basis points—the largest such gap since October 2024. More critically, the bid-to-cover ra...
The U.S. Treasury's $44 billion 7-year note auction concluded with troubling metrics, signaling persistent weak demand for government debt. The auction stopped at a high yield of 4.255%, a sharp jump from 3.790% in February and the highest level since January 2025. It also tailed the When-Issued yield by 0.8 basis poin...
The bedrock of global finance, the U.S. Treasury market, is now 'structurally unstable' due to its own explosive growth, according to a stark warning from Barclays strategists. The analysis suggests the market's sheer size and complexity have created a fragility that will likely necessitate periodic 'official intervent...
A key U.S. Treasury auction has flashed a warning signal, with the benchmark 10-year note sale tailing and revealing a sharp drop in foreign central bank demand. The auction stopped at a high yield of 4.282%, the highest since last August, and tailed the When Issued yield by 0.2 basis points. This marks the third conse...
The U.S. Treasury's latest 30-year bond auction has flashed a subtle but notable signal of weakening demand. The sale of $22 billion in 30-year bonds resulted in a 'tail,' meaning the final yield was higher than the market expected at the time of the auction. This 0.5 basis point tail is the first such occurrence for t...