Dutch auctions are also called uniform-price auctions. Successful bidders pay only the price of the lowest accepted bid, rather than the actual price they bid as in a multiple-price auction.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 4 (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury Department said its Dutch bidding auction of 1-year bills brought these results:
1-year bills
Rates
High 3.880%
Median 3.855%
Low 3.300%
Investment 4.054%
Price/acceptances
Price 96.076889
Accepted at high 12.98%
Bid-to-cover ratio 3.62
Amounts tendered and accepted (dollars)
Competitive bids accepted 50,625,155,000
Noncompetitive bids accepted 1,375,043,700
Fed add-ons 4,122,534,200
Bills details
Issued date Aug. 06, 2026
Maturity date Aug. 05, 2027
CUSIP number 912797VR5
Dutch auctions are also called uniform-price auctions. Successful bidders pay only the price of the lowest accepted bid, rather than the actual price they bid as in a multiple-price auction.
For related historical price quotes please click on <US/AUCTION>
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