(Reuters) - The Treasury will sell $13 billion sale of 10-year notes later on Tuesday, part of this week's $32 billion quarterly refunding auctions. On Monday, $14 billion worth of three-year notes hit the market.
By comparison, the Treasury will sell just $5 billion in 30-year bonds on Thursday, less than some had expected. Dealers said this has led some investors to pull out of bets that shorter maturities would outperform longer ones.
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