The Treasury Bond Auction Lowered The Yield &Nbsp And The Dollar Fell Again On Wednesday.

On Wednesday morning, Beijing time, on Wednesday, the US government successfully carried out the last national debt auction this year.

There was no important economic news in Europe on Wednesday. At the same time, the United States did not have important macroeconomic data. The market was rather vague, and the dollar was under a slight pressure after opening.

At the close of the foreign exchange market, the US dollar index for tracking six major currencies was 79.75 points, or 0.77%.

The euro rose to $1.3213 against the US dollar, or 0.84%, while the US dollar closed at 81.64 yen, down 0.96%.

The US Treasury Department announced Wednesday that it has completed the auction of US $29 billion 7 year treasury bonds, and the market demand, especially from foreign investors, is strong.

This result led to a further decline in US Treasury yields.

The decline in the attractiveness of US Treasury bonds to investors also means that the market's demand for us dollar currencies to buy treasury bonds is no longer high.

In other currencies, the US dollar fell 1.55% against New Zealand dollar and closed at 1.3050 New Zealand dollar. The pound was 1.5508 dollars against the US dollar, or 0.97%.

The US dollar against Swiss francs hit a record low on Tuesday and fell, then fell 0.62% on Wednesday to 0.9467 Swiss francs, while the euro was 1.2509 Swiss francs against Swiss francs, an increase of 0.22%.