US Bonds

The US 2-Year Treasury note auction cleared at 4.071%, significantly above the previous 3.812%.
The U.S. 10-year TIPS auction drew a yield of 2.169%, up from the previous 1.896%, indicating investors demanded higher real returns to hold inflation-protected government debt.
U.S. 30-year bond auction yield rose to 5.050%, up from the previous 4.876%.
The U.S. 10-year Treasury note auction came in weaker than the previous auction, due to today's inflation data.


High yield: 4.468%

Previous: 4.282%
The U.S. Treasury’s latest 3-year note auction showed slightly higher yields, reflecting persistent caution in the bond market as investors reassess the outlook for Federal Reserve rate cuts and inflation. The auction stopped at a high yield of 3.965%, above the previous 3.897% level.
The U.S. 7-year Treasury note auction came in with a yield of 4.175%, down from the previous 4.255%.
US 2-year Treasury note auction results showed a lower yield, with the auction stopping at 3.812%, down from the previous 3.936%.
The U.S. 8-week Treasury bill auction cleared at 3.605%, slightly lower than the previous 3.615%, indicating marginally stronger demand for short-term government debt and a small easing in yields.
The U.S. 20-year Treasury bond auction cleared at a yield of 4.883%, rising from the previous 4.817%, indicating weaker demand and higher borrowing costs.

Municipal Market Quarterly | BlackRock

The BlackRock Municipals team reviews recent activity in the municipal bond market and offers insight on the potential opportunities and challenges ahead.

(blackrock.com)
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