Treasury Auction Result for 8/7/2009
(I apologize for the tardy posting. Google's Blogger was inaccessible earlier today, due to a massive attack on a blogger in Georgia which brought down Google, Facebook, Twitter, among other sites. For more, you can read here. But back to Treasury auction...)
The U.S. Treasury Department auctioned the following Treasury securities today. The auction was for SFP* to assist the Federal Reserve.
70-day Cash Management Bill: $35 billion
- Primary Dealer: $14.28 billion
- Indirect Bidder: $18.34 billion
- Indirect Bidder Percentage: 52.4% (high)
- Bid to Cover Ratio: 3.88
- Investment Rate: 0.188%
Total for the week: $163 billion
- Bills: $163 billion
(Of the total, $70 billion was for SFP for the Federal Reserve.)
Total for the month of August 09: $163 billion
- Bills: $163 billion
Additional purchase by SOMA* for the month of August 09: $3.78 billion
- Bills: $3.78 billion
*Scroll down to the bottom to see the explanation.
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