US bond yields climb on weak Treasury auctions

jp.reuters.com (Japanese)

US bond yields rose as Treasury bill, 2-year, and 5-year note auctions showed weakness, raising concerns about demand. The Treasury sold $166 billion in T-bills and $139 billion in 2- and 5-year notes. The soft auctions highlighted challenges in securing funds amid supply increase worries and uncertainty over Federal Reserve policy and inflation outlook. Investors are awaiting the Federal Open Market Committee meeting and watching for any shifts in Fed language regarding inflation and economic momentum.


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