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发表于 2009-10-8 01:05 PM
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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- The Treasury Department sold $12 billion in 30-year bonds /quotes/comstock/31*!ust30y (UST30Y 4.06, +0.06, +1.47%) on Thursday at a yield of 4.009%, the lowest level since the March auction. Bidders offered $2.37 for every $1 of notes available, compared to $2.65 on average in the last three reopenings, where the debt sold has the same maturity and coupon as the original issue. Indirect bidders, a class of investors that includes foreign central banks, bought 34.5% of the auction, compared to an average of 48.6% at the last three reopenings. After the auction, yields on the benchmark 10-year note /quotes/comstock/31*!ust10y (UST10Y 3.23, +0.05, +1.57%) , which move inversely to prices, turned higher and rose 2 basis points at 3.21%. |
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