• Greater reliance on price-sensitive Treasury buyers risks raising government borrowing costs, with implications for corporate financing and stock valuations.
• The $42 billion 10-year note auction cleared at 5.02%, one basis point above expectations, marking its widest tail since February.
• Bid-to-cover fell to 2.46 from October's 2.77, while indirect bidders' share dropped to 61.2% from 80.3%.
• Direct bidders purchased 29%, their largest share since September 2013; primary dealers absorbed 9.8%, up from 2.5%.
• Indirect participation fell below its six-month average for five consecutive Treasury note auctions, signaling a potentially persistent shift in buyer demand.

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