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    U.S. Treasury auctions off $22 billion of 30 year bonds at a high yield of 4.405%

    July 11, 2024


    • High-yield 4.405% versus 4.403% last month
    • WI at the time of the auction 4.383%
    • Tail +2.2 basis points vs six-month average of -0.9 basis points
    • Bid to Cover 2.30X vs six month average of 2.42X
    • Dealers 15.88% vs six-month average of 14.9%
    • Directs 23.36% vs six-month average of 17.5%
    • Indirects 60.76% vs six-month average of 67.6%

    AUCTION GRADE: D+

    The 30-year bond auction was mixed but mostly worse than the six-month average of the components

    The Bad:

    • Tail was 2.2 basis points above the WI level at the time of the auction
    • Bid to cover was less than the 6 -month average
    • international demand (indirect) was much lower than the six month average

    The Good:

    • Domestic demand was much stronger than the six-month average

    Overall, the grade has to be less than the average but the domestic demand saves the day.

    Meanwhile, stocks remain under pressure with the S&P and NASDAQ and a fairing the worst. The S&P is down -51 points or -0.91%. The NASDAQ index is down -345 points or -1.86%.

    The Dow industrial average is still holding onto gains of 20 points or 0.05% and the Russell 2000 is soaring by 67.16 points or 3.27%.

    There is a flow of funds out of the high flying tech stocks including:

    • Meta Platforms -3.86%
    • Amazon -2.70%
    • Nvidia -4.84%
    • Google -2.77%
    • Apple -2.17%
    • Microsoft -2.39%
    • Tesla -6.40%



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