US set to sell $39 billion in 10-year notes

  • Results due at the top of the hour

One of the reasons that Treasury yields didn't stay lower after the CPI report was lingering supply today. The Treasury is set to offer $39 billion in 10-year notes at auction at the top of the hour.

The is a repoening sale with them trading currently in the cash market at 4.3162%.

BMO warns about a soft result:

Foreign demand is a bigger wildcard than usual given the recent outperformance of Treasuries versus EGBs and, most particularly, Bunds. All things considered, we're biased for a tail at 1pm EST.

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