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U.S. Treasury Sells $90 Billion in 4-Week Bills as High Yield Climbs to 3.85% 🏛️

The U.S. Department of the Treasury completed an auction of $90 billion in 4-week Treasury bills with a high yield of 3.85%, up from 3.82% in the previous sale. 📈

Demand softened noticeably, with the bid-to-cover ratio slipping to 2.61x compared to 3.02x previously, signaling reduced appetite for ultra-short sovereign paper in this round. 📉

Dealers saw roughly 54.97% of bids awarded at the high yield rate, while the Federal Reserve absorbed a total of $7.4 billion through non-competitive allotment. 📊

Personal Take: The weaker bid-to-cover and slightly higher clearing yield point to tighter money-market conditions and temporary hesitation from institutional buyers.
While manageable, persistent yield stickiness in short-term T-bills usually caps short-term liquidity expansion, requiring risk-asset traders to remain watchful. 🔍🛡️
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