Sentence examples for auction yields from inspiring English sources

The gains were extended after the Treasury sold $22 billion in new 10-year notes at record low auction yields of 1.622 percent.

With enough successful auctions such as this one, Italy will be on a path to bankruptcy.Worse, within just a few hours of the auction, yields on benchmark 10-year Italian bonds were back up to 6.6%.

If rationing is allowed, with shares of the asset rationed among the t highest bidders, then the (t+1)st price auction yields the lowest revenue among all auctions with rationing in which only the winners pay and the unit price only depends on the losers' bids.

In times of fear, global money rushes to buy T-bills, pushing the auction yields down.

Another forty years lapsed before another auction yielded yet another catalog in Hamburg in 1826.

The auction yielded only one quarter of the proceeds the government had hoped for.

The average auction yield of 6.51percentt was about 1 percentage point less than the May auction, and the lowest since January 1977.

The yields on the bonds came in at 2.21% vs. 2.53% in July - the lowest auction yield since at least 1999, according to Bloomberg's Linda Yueh.

In the Treasury note market, the 8.12percentt average yield for the new five-year issue auctioned yesterday was the lowest auction yield since April 1978, and was down about a percentage point from the previous five-year auction last November.

"The rise in the auction yield today was much more than an average market forecast of a four-basis-point rise, meaning the central bank has stepped up its draining of liquidity even more strongly than the market had expected," Dong Dezhi, senior money market analyst at Bank of China in Shanghai.

Maryland's auction yielded prices about half of what Rhode Island paid for the Block Island wind project.