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U.S. Treasury Sells $58 Billion of 3-Year Notes at 4.192% Yield, Up From 3.965% in Prior Auction
The auction produced a 2.64 bid-to-cover ratio and showed indirect buyers taking 63.7 percent of the notes. The high yield rose 22.7 basis points from the prior sale.
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S. 192 percent. 965 percent yield. 64.
7 percent. 92 percent of bids. 189 percent.
The results reflect a shift in buyer composition compared with the previous sale. Indirect participation rose sharply while direct participation fell. Yields on the 3-year note have moved higher since the last comparable auction.
The increase aligns with broader moves in Treasury yields over recent sessions. The sale forms part of the Treasury's regular schedule of note auctions used to finance government operations.
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