MBS LUNCH: 10 Year Treasury Auction Results

February 10, 2010 · Filed Under Mortgage News 

Posted To:MBS Commentary

Here are what the charts looked like roughly 20 minutes ago: It looked as if potential support might just be emerging. Having given the volatility a bit more time to play out, we have indeed encountered support, hopefully it's not temporary… Reprices for the worse–if you haven't seen them already–are still possible to probable. Try to gauge how much your lender hedged their rates for today's auction though. If you were already .375 worse this AM, you may get no reprice to .25. The more aggressive rates were this AM, the closer to .5 and maybe even .625 a reprice might be. Official auctions results are below and we'll dig into strategic discussion in the rest of the day's commentary. The Treasury has successfully auctioned $25 billion 10-year notes. The high yield was…(read more)

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