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US three-year auction on the strong side

US three-year auction on the strong side

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Adam Button
11/09/2012 | 17:09 GMT

The US sold $32B in 3-year notes at 0.337%, better than the 0.343% in the WI market ahead of the sale.

Any inclination that ECB bond buying might make investors feel safer taking money out of the US and putting it in Europe hasn’t borne out.

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