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Three-Year Treasury Auction Posts 4.627% High Yield as Demand Slips

The high yield fell from October’s 4.932%, while the bid-to-cover ratio eased to 2.53 from 2.62.

A blank Treasury note rests on a slightly tilted brass balance scale / TokenPost.ai (macro)
A blank Treasury note rests on a slightly tilted brass balance scale / TokenPost.ai (macro)

The U.S. Treasury’s latest three-year note sale set a 4.627% high yield, down from 4.932% in October, while the bid-to-cover ratio edged lower, indicating slightly softer demand. The ratio was 2.53, compared with 2.62 at the prior sale.

The high yield was 0.005 percentage point above the 4.622% when-issued level, a market benchmark before the auction. The result follows an earlier three-year Treasury auction that set a 4.932% high yield.

Investors will watch upcoming Treasury sales, Federal Reserve communications, and inflation and employment data for further signs of changing rate expectations and demand for government debt.

Enna Lee

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Enna Lee reports on investing and digital-asset markets for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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