WI bid ahead of the $35B sale was 1.414%.
Bonds have been beaten up today so even if it’s a touch strong, it’s not impressive.
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US sells 5-year notes at 1.410% vs 1.414% expected
US sells 5-year notes at 1.410% vs 1.414% expected
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