Deutsche Bank strategists said the U.S. Treasury’s request for primary dealers to comment on changes in investor demand and the future size of Treasury auctions points to softer demand for long-dated U.S. government debt. The bank said the move suggests the market is showing less appetite for longer-maturity Treasuries. With the Treasury facing larger funding needs, strategists added that the maturity profile of newly issued debt could shift shorter in the future. The remarks were cited by ChainCatcher in a brief market update.
Deutsche Bank strategists said the U.S. Treasury has asked primary dealers for their views on changes in investor demand and the future size of Treasury auctions, a sign that market demand for long-dated U.S. Treasuries is weakening.
The strategists added that, as the Treasury faces larger funding needs, the maturity structure of newly issued government debt may shift toward shorter tenors.
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