US treasury auctions off $42 billion of 7 year notes at a high yield of 2.777%

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Below are the auction results for the sale of $42 billion of 7 year notes:

  • High  yield  2.777%. The high yield at the last auction came in at 2.908
  • WI level at the top of the auction 2.801%
  • Tail -2.4 basis points vs six-month average of 0.5 basis points
  • Bid to cover 2.69Xvs. six-month average of 2.37 times
  • Directs 15.76% vs. six-month average of 23.0%.
  • Indirects 77.9% vs. six-month average of 61.8%
  • Dealers 6.38% vs. six-month average of 15.2%

Auction Grade: A+

The tail was well below the six-month average of 0.5 basis points that -2.4 basis points. The international demand was huge at 77.9% vs. six-month average of 61.8%. Domestic demand from the direct bidders was less than expected but they were outbid by the international traders. The dealers took a very small 6.38% as a result.

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