Disappointing 30-Year Treasury Auction Ends Refunding Week Weakly  The week of refunding auctions ended on a disappointing note with the sale of $25 billion in 30-year bonds, which received a muted response from the market. This followed a strong three-year auction and a lackluster ten-year auction. The 30-year bond auction concluded with a hi...

Treasury's 3-Year Bond Auction Sees Strong Demand and Record Metrics  The latest auction of three-year Treasury notes was a remarkable success, standing in stark contrast to the previous four underwhelming sales. The issuance of $58 billion in three-year securities yielded exceptional results, drawing strong demand from investors. The final yi...

Disastrous 20-Year Treasury Auction Signals Weak Investor Demand  Today's 20-year Treasury auction was a clear disappointment, signaling weak demand for long-term U.S. government debt. The $16 billion sale priced at a high yield of 4.680%, which was 3 basis points above the 4.650% "when issued" yield. This marked the third consecutive auction ...