TREE NEWS reports: The US Treasury auctioned six-week bills at a high yield of 3.945%, with a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.78. The auction drew demand well above the amount offered, with the cover ratio indicating the level of bidding relative to the securities sold.
US Treasury Auctions 6-Week Bills at 3.945% High Yield, 2.78 Bid-to-Cover
The bid-to-cover signals demand running well ahead of the amount sold, which is the more telling figure here than the high yield itself. For RWA and tokenized-T-bill products, the relevance is indirect but real: the short end of the curve is where those instruments source their yield, and a heavily oversubscribed six-week sale is a read on how much cash is parked at the front end. Whether that appetite holds at subsequent auctions is the open question.
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