US sells USD 25bln of 30-year bonds; Tail 0.5bps
- Tail: 0.5bps (prev. 0.5bps, six-auction average -0.4bps): WI 5.041%
- High Yield: 5.046% (prev. 4.876%, six-auction average 4.798%)
- B/C: 2.30x (prev. 2.39x, six-auction average 2.43x)
- Dealer: 11.66% (prev. 11.6%, six-auction average 10.7%)
- Direct: 21.7% (prev. 24.2%, six-auction average 22.5%)
- Indirect: 66.6% (prev. 64.1%, six-auction average 66.8%)
Context
The recent auction of 30-year bonds indicates a stable tail of 0.5 basis points, consistent with previous auctions, while the high yield rose to 5.046%, reflecting increased borrowing costs. The bid-to-cover ratio of 2.30x suggests slightly weaker interest compared to prior auctions, potentially signaling caution among investors. Overall, these dynamics could influence yield expectations and broader fixed income sentiment in the market.
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