Treasury Auctions Get Scoured for Signs of Foreign Demand Slump


Those auctions were conducted during the first half of the month. Sales of two-, five- and seven-year notes fall during the second half. Allotment data for those sales — all of which drew higher-than-anticipated yields, a sign of weak demand — is slated to be released Wednesday at 3 p.m. in Washington. Twenty-year bonds, also sold during the second half of the month, fared better.



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