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    The US Treasury auctions off $25 billion of 30 year bonds at a high yield of 4.314

    August 8, 2024


    • High yield 4.314%
    • WI Level at the time of the auction 4.283%
    • Tail 3.1 basis points vs 6 month average of -0.5 basis points
    • Bid to cover 2.31X vs 6 month average of: 2.41X
    • Dealers 19.18% vs 6 month average of 15.2%
    • Directs 15.5% vs 6-month average of 18.4%
    • Indirects 65.32% vs 6-month average of 66.4%

    AUCTION GRADE: F

    Sorry it is hard to give an F but all the components were below the 6 month averages with the exception of the dealers, but the dealers taking 19.18% above the average of 15.2% is not good. They need to distribute that amount to customers who don’t want it at current level.

    The Nasdaq moved from about +378 points to up 335 points currently. The S&PP move from up 95.79 points vs up 85 points currently.

    However, we will see if the market ignores the results.

    Rick Santelli from CNBC gave it a D.



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