NEW YORK (MarketWatch)
The Treasury Department sold $13 billion in 30-year
bonds on Thursday
at a record-low yield of 2.58%
Bidders offered to buy 2.7 times the amount of
debt sold, versus an average of 3.62 times at the last four comparable sales,
according to CRT Capital Group
Indirect bidders, a group which includes foreign
central banks, bought 36.8% of the auction, compared with 31% of recent sales,
on average
Direct bidders, a group which includes domestic money managers,
purchased another 20.1%, versus an average of 14.8%
After the auction - the
last of the week - the broader bond market held onto gains
Yields on 10_year
notes which move
inversely to prices, fell 2 basis points to 1.49%
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