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US TSYS/SUPPLY: Jefferies economist Tom Simons said "today's $13 bln 2-year FRN
reopening stopped at a discount margin of +6 bps, which is right where the WI
bid at 11:30AM. This was not a particularly strong auction."
- He adds the "depressed yields in the 3-month sector of the (bill) curve seemed
to reduce investor demand, despite the protection offered by the floating coupon
in the event that the curve normalizes after the debt ceiling is raised."
- He said "the 3.09 bid cover is below the recent average."
- Simons said "indirect bidders took down 50.1%, which is their weakest takedown
since May. Direct bidders took down 0.4%. They are often non-factors in these
auctions and today was no exception. The 49.6% Dealer takedown is above
average."

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