US EditionUS Treasuries Win Some Respite as Key 30-Year Auction Looms
- On Thursday, June 12, the U.S. Treasury plans to auction $22 billion worth of three-decade government bonds as part of its regular debt issuance schedule.
- Investor demand for 30-year U.S. debt has weakened due to rising yields and concerns over the country's growing $36 trillion debt and fiscal deficits.
- Last month's 30-year bond auction was poorly received with yields hitting a near two-decade high of 5.15%, reflecting higher term premiums amid fiscal uncertainty.
- Portfolio manager Jack McIntyre said these auctions serve as a test of market sentiment, while analyst Kathy Jones expects a steeper yield curve going forward.
- The auction results will indicate appetite for long-term debt and may reveal market concerns about U.S. fiscal policy and borrowing sustainability.
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As the S&P 500 nears a record high, bond markets remain tight. This week will provide an answer to the question of how much investor confidence in U.S. debt is worth, with important auctions of long-term U.S. bonds.
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The article by Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss, edited by Alden Bentley and Andrea Ricci, emphasizes how the U.S. Treasury auctions for this week are quite a spectacle for investors.According to the original report, these auctions have become key to assessing the demand for U.S. assets in the midst of a constantly changing economy.The closeness of the July 9 deadline for the tariff break has intensified interest in these sales.Strategic Movements of th…
Looming US Treasury Debt Auctions an Important Sentiment Test
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