As of April 13, 2026 yieldcurve.pro

13-Week Treasury Indirect

56.7%

Grade B+

Historical indirect data for 13-Week Treasury auctions, updated after each auction. The most recent value is 56.7% as of April 13, 2026. The indirect bidder share is a proxy for foreign central bank and institutional demand. It measures the percentage of the auction awarded to indirect bidders.

Bidder allocation data shows the percentage of 13-Week Treasury securities awarded to each class of buyer: direct bidders (domestic institutions buying for their own account), indirect bidders (typically foreign central banks and large fund managers), and primary dealers who absorb the remainder. Shifts in allocation can signal changing demand dynamics — rising indirect participation often reflects foreign appetite for U.S. duration, while elevated dealer takedown may indicate tepid end-investor demand.

Recent 13-Week Auctions

Date Indirect Grade Composite
02/09/2026 60.5% A C
02/17/2026 57.9% B+ C+
02/23/2026 68.1% A C+
03/02/2026 60.5% A C+
03/09/2026 55.2% B+ C+
03/16/2026 56.8% B+ C
03/23/2026 59.8% A C-
03/30/2026 47.2% B C
04/06/2026 46.8% B C
04/13/2026 56.7% B+ C+

Historical Statistics

Mean Std Dev Min Max Count
38.6% 15.4% 4.7% 81.3% 941

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