The U.S. Treasury announced plans to increase the sizes of its 4-, 6-, and 8-week bill auctions in the coming days. This decision aims to ensure sufficient liquidity to meet the Treasury's one-week cash needs by the end of May. The adjustment in auction sizes is a response to anticipated liquidity requirements and the impact of the Reverse Repo operations.
The US Treasury on Thursday increased the size of its six-week bill auction slated for next week to ensure it has enough liquidity to meet cash needs around the end of the month https://t.co/aOWNbA9o0z
The US Treasury on Thursday increased the size of its six-week bill auction slated for next week to ensure it has enough liquidity to meet cash needs around the end of the month https://t.co/9ONsJeCNzW
"*TREASURY EXPECTS TO INCREASE BILL AUCTION SIZES IN COMING DAYS*** @markets
As expected, Treasury says it "expects to increase the 4-, 6-, and 8-week bill auction sizes in the coming days to ensure sufficient liquidity to meet our one-week cash needs around the end of May." The Reverse Repo drain kicks in again. https://t.co/Hw30LlSgTh
Treasury Expects To Increase Bill Auction Sizes In Coming Days - Bloomberg
TREASURY EXPECTS TO INCREASE BILL AUCTION SIZES IN COMING DAYS: https://t.co/4zpTmBrHNj