Nov 22 (Reuters) – Large investment managers bought $18.193 billion at a 10-year note auction held in November,

The $19.895 million they bought the previous month was lower than what data released Monday by the U.S. Treasury Department showed.

Another major group that holds U.S. government bonds is overseas investors. They bought 14.134 billion in the latest 10-year supply.

compared with $13.339 billion they purchased the previous month, according to the Treasury Department’s auction allotment data.

This month, the Treasury sold $62 billion worth of 10-year bonds to Wall Street bond dealers and banks.

Large investment managers purchased $28.448 trillion of 3-year bonds at other auctions that took place the same week.

Comparable to $25.331 million they bought the month before. They purchased $14.199 Billion in 30-year bonds, compared with $13.730 Billion.

Prior month

Overseas buyers bought $11.588 BILLION of the latest 3-year supply compared to $9.183 BILLION they bought the month before.

The previous month, they bought $3.683 trillion of 30-year bonds.

Treasury issued $88 billion of 3-year notes, and $39 billion for 30-year bonds.

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