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Treasuries tick lower on weak 10-year TIPS sale
NEW YORK, July 14 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury debt prices ticked lower on Thursday after an auction of new inflation-protected 10-year U.S. Treasury debt ended on a weak note.
The sale of $9 billion in 10-year TIPS (Treasury inflation protected securities) went at a high yield of 1.939 percent. It drew bids for 1.68 times the amount on offer, which, excluding reopenings, matched a January 2001 low.
Indirect bidders, a class that includes foreign central banks, picked up $3.89 billion, or 43.2 percent, a bit above the 39.5 percent average of the last three auctions, also excluding reopenings.
Prices on current 10-year TIPS <US912828DH0=RR> ticked down 2/32 in the wake of the auction, to yield 1.922 percent.
The benchmark regular 10-year note <US10YT=RR>, also slipping a few ticks in the wake of the TIPS auction, was 7/32 lower to yield 4.189 percent.