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发表于 2010-1-14 08:17 PM
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Bloomberg's highlight of 4-week bill auction result on 1/12/10.
"The unusually small $10 billion auction size made for unusually extreme strength in today's auction results for the 4-week bill. Buyers of the bill are willing to have the government hold their cash for nothing as the stop-out rate came in at zero. Coverage was 6.63."
It is unbelievable, isn't it?
Bloomberg's highlight of 10-yr note auction result on 1/13/10.
Results were solid for the monthly 10-year auction where coverage was well above average at 3.00 vs. 2.62 in the December auction. The stop-out rate of 3.754 percent was 1/2 basis point below the 1:00 p.m. ET bid. There's plenty of talk that the bond market will sooner or later begin to choke on the massive supply, but there's no signs yet.
Bloomberg's highlight of 30-yr note auction result on 1/14/10.
Results for the 30-year bond auction are strong. Coverage of 2.68 compares with a long-term average of 2.31 and 2.45 in last month's auction. The stop-out rate of 4.640 percent is more than 4 basis points below the 1:00 ET bid. Demand for Treasuries rose in immediate reaction to the results.
不管你信不信阴谋论,这个市场就是要向上,就算他是"假装的"好了。 |
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