"Today's $21 billion 10
Year reopening was not pretty. First, the tail was a notable 3 bps with the
When Issued trading at 2.24%, ahead of the auction pricing a disappointing
2.27%, well above the record low 2.00% from September, although still materially
lower than average yields in the past year. As troubling was the Bid To Cover
which came at 2.86 or the lowest since November 2010's 2.80 (compared to the LTM
3.10). Then looking at the internals should be a cause of concern for anyone who
believes that China will not retaliate for the currency bill passed yesterday by
Congress, after Indirects took down just 35.0% of the full $21 billion, the
lowest since February 2010, at a 81% hit rate...."
at http://www.zerohedge.com/news/weak-10-year-auction-saved-primary-dealers-taking-down-most-may-2009
at http://www.zerohedge.com/news/weak-10-year-auction-saved-primary-dealers-taking-down-most-may-2009