Demand Slack at US 30-Year Bond Sale Second Day Running
Thursday's US 30-year bond auction disappointed with a 0.4 basis point tail, the second straight day of weak demand.
The US budget deficit set a record in October at $404 billion, as spending rose and revenue fell. Separately, an attack in southern Iran weighed on risk assets.
This number really provides perspective. Even if the United States had doubled its tax revenue in October, it still would not have covered the shortfall.
Meanwhile, IRNA is reporting an attack near Sirik in southern Iran, and that is weighing on risk assets.
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Thursday's US 30-year bond auction disappointed with a 0.4 basis point tail, the second straight day of weak demand.
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