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US Treasury sells 2-year notes at 5.024% vs WI yield of 5.028%

US Treasury sells 2-year notes at 5.024% vs WI yield of 5.028%

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Adam Button
28/08/2023 | 15:32 GMT
  • US sells $45 billion in two-year notes
  • Prior was 4.823%

The stop through of 0.4 bps highlights the demand at the long end despite a huge amount of supply this week, including a sale of 5s later today.

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