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Stop-Out Price
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Stop-out price
The lowest auction price at which Treasury bills are sold.
Stop-Out Price
The highest yield or the lowest price that the U.S. Treasury will accept when conducting an auction of Treasury securities.
stop-out price
The lowest price (highest yield) accepted for new securities issued in a U.S. Treasury auction.
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