US 52-Week Treasury bills auction yields higher; bids strong
US 52-week Treasury bills auction: high yield rate 3.980% (prev 3.650%), bid-cover ratio 3.61 (prev 3.62). Direct accepted 3.3% (prev 2.3%) and indirect accepted 75.2% (prev 70.8%).
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US 52-week Treasury bills auction: high yield rate 3.980% (prev 3.650%), bid-cover ratio 3.61 (prev 3.62). Direct accepted 3.3% (prev 2.3%) and indirect accepted 75.2% (prev 70.8%).
The U.S. Treasury scheduled a 52-week bill auction.
The Treasury’s decision to at least double long-dated debt buybacks pushed benchmark yields lower, weakened the dollar to its lowest since late May and lifted gold-related assets.
Soybean futures rose above $11.8 per bushel to nearly a three-week high, supported by firm Chinese demand alongside USDA’s 2026 production estimate increase and a reduced yield outlook.
US 52-Week Bill auction results
US to auction short-term bills
US 52-Week Bill Auction
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