TREE NEWS reports: The US Treasury auctioned four-month bills at a high yield of 4.135%, with a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.81. The auction drew demand of 2.81 times the amount offered, reflecting investor appetite for short-dated government paper.
US Treasury Auctions 4-Month Bills at 4.135% High Yield
AI take
Strong short-dated demand at this tenor suggests cash is still being parked rather than extended along the curve, which matters for anyone watching where tokenized T-bill products and stablecoin reserves get their yield. The bid-to-cover is the tell here, not the high yield. Whether that appetite holds as new bill supply keeps coming is the open question for RWA issuers benchmarking to front-end paper.
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