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US sells 3-month bills at high-rate 3.600%, B/C 2.81x; sells 6-month at high-rate 3.525%, B/C 3.08x

The strong bid-to-cover ratios for both the 3-month and 6-month bills indicate robust demand in the market, suggesting that investors are seeking safe-haven assets amid uncertain conditions.

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US sells 3-month bills at high-rate 3.600%, B/C 2.81x; sells 6-month at high-rate 3.525%, B/C 3.08x

European Closes: Euro Stoxx 50 +0.99% at 6,007, Dax 40 +1.00% at 24,785, FTSE 100 +1.15% at 10,342, CAC 40 +0.67% at 8,181, FTSE MIB +1.05% at 46,005, IBEX 35 +1.25% at 18,104, PSI +0.51% at 8,706, SMI +1.80% at 13,416, AEX +0.78% at 1,010

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The higher rates reflect ongoing market adjustments and expectations around future rate hikes, which may influence broader rates and risk sentiment moving forward.

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