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US Treasuries swing higher, helped by strong sale
NEW YORK, Nov 23 (Reuters) - Treasury debt prices swung higher on Tuesday, helped by an auction of new U.S. government which drew strong overall demand.
The $24 billion in two-year Treasury notes went at a high yield of 2.945 percent. It drew bids for 2.61 times the amount on offer, well above the 2.18 average in the year-to-date and the highest reading since mid-2002.
Indirect bidders, including foreign central banks, picked up $10.12 billion, or 42 percent, of the whole issue, up from the 40.0 percent taken in the previous auction. Primary dealers got $13.14 billion of the sale.
The benchmark 10-year Treasury note <US10YT=RR> had recouped early losses to move 7/32 firmer in price, lowering yields to 4.15 percent from 4.18 percent late on Monday. Yields on the current two-year note <US2YT=RR> dipped to 2.92 percent from 2.95 percent.