l'asta di 5y t-note è andata così così ; T-Bond e 10y sono sulle s2 , il 5y su s1
US Treasuries extend decline on tepid auction
NEW YORK, Oct 6 (Reuters) - Treasury debt prices slipped further on Wednesday after an auction of new U.S. debt drew only lukewarm demand.
The sale of $15 billion in new five-year Treasury notes went at a high yield of 3.49 percent. It drew bids for 2.32 times the amount on offer, below September's 2.72 level and the 2.59 average of the year so far.
Indirect bidders, including foreign central banks, picked up $5.80 billion, or 39 percent of the whole issue. Primary dealers themselves got $8.895 billion of the sale.
There was no repeat of September's auction where direct bidders surprised everyone by buying 32 percent of the sale, far above the usual take for this class.
The current five-year note <US5YT=RR> was 6/32 lower in price, lifting its yield to 3.47 percent from 3.42 percent on Tuesday. In when-issued trading, yields on the new five-year paper had hovered around 3.48 percent before the sale.