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Treasury auctions in 1979

All 4 Treasury auctions in 1979, newest first, from Treasury FiscalData.

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AuctionSecurityCUSIPHigh rateBid to coverOfferedTenderedAcceptedIndirect shareMatures
Dec 28, 197926-Week Bill9127934U712.800%–$3.2B$6.0B$3.3B–Jul 3, 1980
Dec 28, 197913-Week BillReopening9127933Y012.590%–$3.2B$5.4B$3.3B–Apr 3, 1980
Nov 1, 197930-Year Bond912810CK210.480%–$2.0B$3.6B$2.3B–Nov 15, 2009
Oct 31, 197910-Year Note912827KC510.790%–$2.0B$3.8B$2.4B–Nov 15, 1989

Source: Treasury FiscalData. High rate is the high yield for notes, bonds, TIPS and FRNs (TIPS: real yield) and the investment rate (bond-equivalent) for bills. Indirect share is indirect bidders' part of competitive accepted bids (primary dealers + direct + indirect); indirect bidders include foreign central banks bidding through the New York Fed.