Until yesterday, all the action in T-Bills - that was creating anxiety in the credit markets - was focused on the end-of-October bills. But now, despite the Boehner restatement of his desire not to end-the-world yesterday that realistically said nothing new, the mid-November Bills are starting to blow higher in yield. It seems confidence in a short-term solution to the shutdown/CR/Debt-Ceiling debacle is not expected. The 11/14/13 bill is up 8.5bps to 13.5bps this morning...
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