US government sells USD 16bn of 30-year bonds
Monday 15th February 2010
The US government sold $16 billion of 30-year bonds at a yield of 4.720% last week.
This was the highest since August 2007 and was above expectations.
Earlier US 10-year Treasury notes yielded 3.72%, up from a high yield of 3.69 in an auction of US $25billion of 10-year notes.
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