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US Treasury Auction Results ·January 2016

The 30-year bond on January 14, 2016 was covered 2.29 times

Every 10-year note, 20-year bond and 30-year bond auction Treasury held in January 2016: the interest rate each one set, how many times it was covered, and how much of it foreign and other indirect bidders took.

Auctions in January 2016

TreasuryDirect, as of 2016-01-14
Auction date Security High yield Coupon Bid-to-cover vs prior Indirect share
January 14, 2016 30-Year Bond 2.905% 3.000% 2.29 -0.13 56.5%

Bid-to-cover is the dollar amount bid divided by the amount sold; higher means stronger demand. "vs prior" compares each auction with the same security's previous auction, which may fall in an earlier month. Indirect share is indirect bidders' accepted amount over all competitive accepted, a gauge of foreign demand.

Data source

Figures are the official auction results published by TreasuryDirect (U.S. Department of the Treasury): the high yield, coupon, bid-to-cover ratio, and competitive and indirect-bidder amounts for each auction.

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The Vault Report. "US Treasury Auction Results, January 2016: 30-Year 2.905%." https://thevaultreport.com/treasury-auctions/2016-01 (Accessed September 15, 2026).