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Treasury Auction Calendar and Dynamics (macro.auctions)

Who bought at the latest auction of each Treasury note and bond maturity: size, high yield, bid-to-cover and the shares of primary dealers, direct and indirect bidders, each against that maturity's own prior auctions; then the auctions announced and scheduled next; then Treasury's newest buyback operations as its record states them (maturity bucket, maximum, par offered and accepted).

Tier: basic | 3 metrics

Metrics included: treasury-2y, treasury-10y, treasury-30y

Metrics in this briefing

• 2-Year Treasury Yield: The 2-year Treasury par yield, in percent, from the US Treasury's Daily Treasury Par Yield Curve Rates. Business days, priced at about 3:30 in the afternoon, New York time. Tracks the expected near-term Fed policy path. Read from FRED's copy of these rates from May 2023 until 2026-09-28.
• 10-Year Treasury: The 10-year Treasury par yield, in percent, from the US Treasury's Daily Treasury Par Yield Curve Rates. Business days, priced at about 3:30 in the afternoon, New York time. Read from FRED's copy of these rates until 2026-09-28, which is where its history before 1990 comes from. Source: U.S. Department of the Treasury, Business days, each evening.
• 30-Year Treasury Yield: The 30-year Treasury par yield, in percent, from the US Treasury's Daily Treasury Par Yield Curve Rates. Business days, priced at about 3:30 in the afternoon, New York time. Long-end real growth and inflation risk premium. Read from FRED's copy of these rates from May 2023 until 2026-09-28.

Questions about the Treasury Auction Calendar and Dynamics briefing

What is in the Treasury Auction Calendar and Dynamics briefing?

Who bought at the latest auction of each Treasury note and bond maturity: size, high yield, bid-to-cover and the shares of primary dealers, direct and indirect bidders, each against that maturity's own prior auctions; then the auctions announced and scheduled next; then Treasury's newest buyback operations as its record states them (maturity bucket, maximum, par offered and accepted). It holds 3 metrics, each figure with the date it describes and the source it came from.

Which plan reads the Treasury Auction Calendar and Dynamics briefing?

The Basic plan reads it, and every plan above Basic.

How does an AI agent read the Treasury Auction Calendar and Dynamics briefing?

Over MCP, with the get_context tool and the briefing id macro.auctions. Over REST, with GET https://api.prereason.com/api/context?briefing=macro.auctions and an API key, as Markdown (the default) or JSON (format=json).

Can I read the Treasury Auction Calendar and Dynamics briefing as of a past date?

Yes, with date=YYYY-MM-DD. A dated read serves only periods released by that date, and each figure says when it was public, or that it may be a later revision. How far back depends on the plan; on the Basic plan: The last 3 years. Higher plans reach further.

Where does the data in the Treasury Auction Calendar and Dynamics briefing come from?

Each figure names its source and the date it describes. The data sources page (https://www.prereason.com/data-sources) lists every source PreReason reads.

API: GET /api/context?briefing=macro.auctions

Format options: ?format=markdown (default) or ?format=json

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