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2-Year Treasury Note Auction: Results, Schedule & History

High yield
4.204%
Aug 25, 2026
Tail
-0.4bp
stopped through
Bid to cover
2.60
12m avg 2.60
Indirects
66.0%
12m avg 56.4%
High yield, last 12 auctions
Last result ·
4.204%
tail -0.4bp · b/c 2.6 · indirects 66% IN LINE
{
  "tenor": "2-year-note",
  "date": "2026-08-25",
  "offering_usd": 69000000000,
  "high_yield": 4.204,
  "tail_bps": -0.4,
  "bid_to_cover": 2.6,
  "indirect_pct": 66,
  "verdict": "IN LINE"
}

The 2-Year Treasury Note auction on Aug 25, 2026 put $69B on offer and stopped at a high yield of 4.204%, stopping through the when-issued yield by 0.4bp, with a bid-to-cover of 2.6 against a 2.6 twelve-month average. Indirects took 66%, directs 23.1% and primary dealers 10.9%. Helious graded it IN LINE. Captured live by Helious as the results crossed.

The 2-year note is the market's Fed-policy proxy: its yield moves nearly one-for-one with expected rate paths, and CPI or payroll surprises hit this tenor first. A tail or weak indirect take at the 2s auction says investors doubt the priced-in path, and it sets the tone for the 2s10s curve trade.

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Auctioned monthly: typically the fourth week (mon/tue), month-end settlement; results cross ~13:00 ET.
LATEST RESULT:
4.204%
high yield
$69B
on offer
2.6
bid-to-cover
+0.00 vs avg
66%
indirects
+9.58 vs avg
23.1%
directs
-8.03 vs avg
10.9%
dealer take
-1.57 vs avg
IN LINE
desk verdict
Full desk recap →
12-MONTH AVERAGES · 10 AUCTIONS
2.6
bid-to-cover
56.42%
indirects
31.13%
directs
12.47%
dealer take
The baseline a new result reads against: above-average cover, indirects and directs = solid investor demand; an above-average dealer take means the street absorbed the balance. Bidder shares are % of competitive accepted: indirects + directs + dealers sum to 100.

Results history · recent auctions

DATECUSIPISSUEOFFEREDHIGH YIELDTAILB/CINDIRECTSDIRECTSDEALERSDESK RECAP
91282CRH6 New $69B 4.204% -0.4bp 2.60 66.0% 23.1% 10.9% IN LINE →
91282CRB9 New $69B 4.315% -0.5bp 2.66 56.6% 34.1% 9.4% IN LINE →
91282CQY0 New $69B 4.189% 2.64 55.5% 34.3% 10.2%
91282CQS3 New $69B 4.071% 2.64 57.6% 30.1% 12.3%
91282CQL8 New $69B 3.812% 2.65 56.5% 31.6% 11.9%
91282CQH7 New $69B 3.936% 2.44 59.4% 16.5% 24.1%
91282CQB0 New $69B 3.455% 2.63 55.9% 34.3% 9.8%
91282CPS4 New $69B 3.499% 2.54 53.2% 34.1% 12.7%
91282CPL9 New $69B 3.489% 2.68 58.1% 30.7% 11.2%
91282CPE5 New $69B 3.504% 2.59 53.7% 34.8% 11.6%
91282CPB1 New $69B 3.571% 2.51 57.7% 30.8% 11.5%
91282CNV9 New $69B 3.641% 2.69 57.1% 33.2% 9.7%

Issue: a reopening re-auctions an existing security (same CUSIP), the norm for coupons outside refunding months; "New" sets a fresh coupon. Offered: the announced offering amount, what the Treasury put up for sale at that auction. Tail: the high yield minus the when-issued yield at the bid deadline, in basis points. Positive means the auction had to concede yield to clear, negative means it stopped through. A dash means no tail exists or none was captured: bills never have one (they price off a discount rate, with no when-issued market), and rows before desk coverage began in July 2026 predate tail capture — the official records publish no when-issued yield at all. Desk recap: the desk's live verdict, posted the moment results cross.

Desk-captured results with full auction-record backfill · download a sample (CSV, recent auctions). The full history comes through the Helious API and MCP at api.helious.io/mcp, with depth set by plan. Read what a tail means · bid-to-cover explained · who indirect bidders are · who direct bidders are.

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