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US Data: Bidders Participation in Treasury 2-Yr Auction

Data for: May 2018
Source: U.S. Treasury, Bureau of Public Debt                            
Tenders by type of bidder in millions of U.S. dollars                   
Percentage are based on total competitive
Hit Ratio=Amt Accepted/Amt Tendered  
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                                 Pct of              Pct of
                                  Comp-               Comp-    Hit
                      Tendered  etitive   Accepted  etitive  Ratio
Primary Dealer 1     64269.000    68.09  14712.135    45.37  22.89
Direct Bidder 2       7045.000     7.46   4975.000    15.34  70.62
Indirect Bidder 3    23067.850    24.44  12742.675    39.29  55.24
Total Competitive    94381.850           32429.810           34.36
Noncomps               420.192             420.192              --
FIMA                   150.000             150.000              --
Total Public         94952.042           33000.002           34.75
Notes:
1. Primary dealers as submitters bidding for their own house accounts.  
2. Non-primary dealer submitters bidding for their own house accounts.  
3. Customers placing competitive bids through a direct submitter,       
including foreign and international monetary authorities placing bids   
through the New York Federal Reserve Bank.                              
--MNI Washington Bureau; +1 202-371-2121; email: holly.stokes@marketnews.com
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