Monday's auctions:
13-week: Tender $163.63bn; Accept $67.55bn; T/A=2.42; Median yield 4.61 percent.
Maturing batch: $64.8bn at 4.11 percent. Estimated annualized debt-cost mark-up: $451m
26-week: Tender $127.99bn; Accept $54.04bn; T/A=2.37; Median yield 4.79 percent.
Maturing batch: $47.8bn at 2.99 percent. Estimated annualized debt-cost mark up: $1.159bn
SOMA sales equal to 11.7 percent of accepted volume for both maturities.
Total annualized debt-cost mark up for 13- and 26-week bills: $1.61bn
Estimated average interest on debt: 2.34 percent
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