TREE NEWS reports: The US Treasury auctioned three-month bills at a high yield of 4.0450% with a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.51, and six-month bills at 4.165% with a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.79. The two auctions set the latest short-term government borrowing rates.
US Treasury auctions 3-month bills at 4.0450%, 6-month at 4.165%
AI take
Strong bid-to-cover on both tenors points to solid demand for the shortest end of the curve, a useful signal for dollar-funded carry and for tokenized T-bill products that pass through these auction yields. The gap between three- and six-month rates keeps a mild upward slope in bill yields, so the question worth watching is whether that demand holds as the front end reprices.
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