Treasury auctions · 3-year note · highs and lows
What were the highest and lowest results at 3-year Treasury note auctions?
As of , the highest bid-to-cover ratio at a 3-year note auction since was 3.96 on and the lowest 1.32 on .
Bid-to-cover ratio
Highest 3.96 on ; lowest 1.32 on .
Data from .
Low 1.32 Midpoint 2.640 High 3.96
High yield
Highest 15.820% on ; lowest 0.170% on .
Data from .
Low 0.170% Midpoint 7.9950% High 15.820%
Indirect bidders' share
Highest 78.2% on ; lowest 18.0% on .
Data from .
Low 18.0% Midpoint 48.10% High 78.2%
Direct bidders' share
Highest 31.9% on ; lowest 0.3% on .
Data from .
Low 0.3% Midpoint 16.10% High 31.9%
Primary dealers' share
Highest 70.9% on ; lowest 7.7% on .
Data from .
Low 7.7% Midpoint 39.30% High 70.9%
Amount offered
Largest $58 billion at 41 auctions, the latest on ; smallest $3 billion on .
Data from .
Low $3 billion Midpoint $30.5 billion High $58 billion
The numbers behind the chart
What were the highest and lowest of every measure?With the latest day and how many auctions share each
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What do the figures leave out, and how are they cited?Limits, dates and how to cite
Auctions of exactly twenty-five million dollars, taken only by primary dealers, are left out of these comparisons.
The amount offered is compared across new issues and reopenings here: this page lists the largest and smallest amounts, not a run of like with like. Single auctions have their own pages where Treasury published the bidder amounts; a bill auction has none.
Observed .
How to cite this
U.S. Treasury, Bureau of the Fiscal Service, Fiscal Data, Treasury Securities Auctions Data, through 6 October 2026. Compiled by 500metrics, "What were the highest and lowest results at 3-year Treasury note auctions?", https://500metrics.com/treasury/auctions/3-year-note/records.
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