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BENCHMARK TREASURY AUCTION WITHIN EXPECTATIONS - STOCKS SURGE THEN SETTLE
U.S. stocks briefly extended their advance and benchmark yields dipped after a $39 billion auction of 10-year notes came within market expectations.
The auction comes as longer-dated yields are surging, touching a seven-week high due to what appears to be a large scale liquidation, which has heightened fears that China and hedge funds could be offloading Treasury holdings.
Here's were things stood at 1310 EDT:
(Stephen Culp)
FOR WEDNESDAY'S EARLIER LIVE MARKETS POSTS:
AS BONDS TUMBLE, MIGHT THE FED SOON TAP ITS TOOL BOX? - CLICK HERE
CAN ANY APPEARANCE OF CALM BE TRUSTED? - CLICK HERE
MORTGAGE SEE-SAW: RATE DROP LAUNCHES DEMAND TO HIGHEST SINCE SEPTEMBER - CLICK HERE
THE BEAR CAN WAIT: WALL STREET STARTS GREEN AS BARGAIN SHOPPERS EMERGE - CLICK HERE
AMID ELEVATED VOLATILITY, BENCHMARK TREASURY YIELD VAULTS - CLICK HERE
GERMAN BUNDS THE ULTIMATE SAFE HAVEN - CLICK HERE
LOOKING FOR TARIFF BUSTERS? - CLICK HERE
DOLLAR, TREASURIES AND S&P 500 - SOME NUMBERS - CLICK HERE
LESS PANICKED THAN EARLIER, BUT THAT'S A LOW BAR - CLICK HERE
EUROPE BEFORE THE BELL: SHARE SELLOFF RESUMES, TREASURIES IN FOCUS - CLICK HERE
MORNING BID: MARKETS COWER AS 104% TARIFFS ON CHINA BEGIN - CLICK HERE