Rates trade in narrow range after auction (AP via Yahoo! News) Japan’s 5-Year Yields Rise From This Year’s Low Before Auction (Bloomberg) Japan’s 5-Year Yields Rise From This Year’s Low Before Auction (Bloomberg) Japanese Bonds May Fall as Dealers Prepare for Auction Tomorrow (Bloomberg) Auction site rolls back ghosts sale (Sky News Australia) Treasury Three-Year Notes Rise on $40 Billion Auction Demand (Bloomberg) Rates Trade in Narrow Range After Auction (ABC News) NZ auction site rolls back ghosts (BigPond News) TREASURIES-Steady in Asia before 10-year auction (Reuters via Yahoo! Philippines News) Summary Box: Rates mixed after auction (San Francisco Chronicle)
Interest rates fell in the bond market Tuesday as prices rose in response to another well-received auction of new Treasury notes.
March 10 (Bloomberg) -- Japan’s five-year notes fell, pushing yields up from the lowest level since December, on speculation primary dealers are trying to secure a higher coupon at tomorrow’s auction of the securities.
March 10 (Bloomberg) -- Japan’s five-year notes fell, pushing yields up from the lowest level since December, on speculation primary dealers are trying to secure a higher coupon at an auction of the securities tomorrow.
March 10 (Bloomberg) -- Japan’s five-year notes may fall, pushing yields up from the lowest level this year, on speculation primary dealers will seek to secure a higher coupon at an auction of the securities tomorrow.
NZ auction website TradeMe has rolled back the price of 'two captured ghosts' which sold for $NZ5000 ($A3,850), after several last minute bids were removed.
March 9 (Bloomberg) -- Treasury three-year notes advanced for the first time in five days as investors seeking a refuge in shorter-maturity debt bolstered demand at a record-tying $40 billion auction of the securities.
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NZ auction website TradeMe has sold 'two captured ghosts' captured in a house and stored in glass vials.
TOKYO, March 10 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasuries drifted sideways in Asia on Wednesday as investors waited for a 10-year note auction following a well-bid three-year note sale the previous day.
BUCKING A TREND: Interest rates fell in the bond market as strong demand for new Treasury notes lifted prices for already issued government debt. That broke with bonds' pattern of falling when stocks rise. THE AUCTION: The Treasury's sale of $40 billion in... United States Treasury security - Bond market - Interest rate - Business - Auction