US sells USD 69bln of 2yr notes: Tail 0.2bps
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Fed's Barkin (2027 voter) says the labor market is not overheated or even particularly tight; does not see much evidence that consumer balance sheets are stretched
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US sells USD 69bln of 2yr notes: Tail 0.2bps
US Money Supply (Aug) 23.34T (Prev. 23.22T)
Fed's Barkin says Fed raised rates last week because risks to inflation outweigh risks to maximum employment
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- Tail: 0.2bps (prev. -0.4bps, six-auction average 0.1bps); WI 4.785%.
- High Yield: 4.787% (prev. 4.204%, six-auction average 4.088%)
- B/C: 2.63x (prev. 2.60x, six-auction average 2.61x)
- Dealer: 13.19% (prev. 10.9%, six-auction average 13.1%)
- Direct: 29.02% (prev. 23.1%, six-auction average 28.3%)
- Indirect: 57.79% (prev. 66.0%, six-auction average 58.6%)
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