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...the bid-to-cover ratio was only 0.65 times as the German debt agency sold just 3.644bn of its new 10-year Bund of the 6bn targeted. The Bundesbank retained a massive 2.356bn, which it will plan to sell over the coming days in the hope market sentiment improves. If the Bundesbank retention is included, the bid-to-cover ratio was a modest 1.1 times. Many market participants consider this an auction failure although some say technically it is not, as by retaining its own bonds the Bundesbank has pushed the bid-to-cover ratio above 1.0 times. The average yield for the 10-year bonds was 1.98 per cent.
...the bid-to-cover ratio was only 0.65 times as the German debt agency sold just 3.644bn of its new 10-year Bund of the 6bn targeted.
The Bundesbank retained a massive 2.356bn, which it will plan to sell over the coming days in the hope market sentiment improves. If the Bundesbank retention is included, the bid-to-cover ratio was a modest 1.1 times.
Many market participants consider this an auction failure although some say technically it is not, as by retaining its own bonds the Bundesbank has pushed the bid-to-cover ratio above 1.0 times.
The average yield for the 10-year bonds was 1.98 per cent.
So the debt agency sells but they are the Buba's "own bonds"?
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