SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch)
The Treasury Department sold $32 billion in
3-year notes on Tuesday
at a yield of 0.385%
Bidders offered to buy 3.62 times the amount of debt sold,
compared to an average of 3.67 at the last four monthly auctions, according to
CRT Capital Group
Indirect bidders, a group which includes foreign central
banks, bought 28.4% of the sale, compared to a recent average of 28.2%
Direct
bidders, a group which includes domestic money managers, purchased another 26.4%
compared with 20.8% on average
The rest goes to primary dealers who are
required to bid, but often turn around and sell the new debt into the market,
pressuring prices down
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