The US Treasury plans to increase bill auction sizes in the coming days, focusing on TIPS auction sizes from May to July. They do not intend to raise nominal coupon or floating-rate note auction sizes for the next few quarters. Additionally, the Treasury aims to convert regular six-week cash management bills into benchmark bills.
Treasury Boosts Size Of Six-Week Bill Sale To $75 Billion - @business https://t.co/2UhAI8zEoo
"The Treasury has continued to stick to their prior market guidance of not expecting to increase nominal coupon auction sizes for next several quarters...because if they were to deviate from that and increase, we WILL have a resumption of the term-premium scare..." @Nomura #McE
"*TREASURY EXPECTS TO INCREASE BILL AUCTION SIZES IN COMING DAYS*** @markets
Treasury to sell $125 billion in notes and bonds next week https://t.co/rqsdFhyJ9N
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
US TREASURY: IT'S PRUDENT TO CONTINUE INCREMENTAL INCREASES IN TIPS AUCTION SIZES IN THE MAY TO JULY QUARTER.
US TREASURY SAYS IT INTENDS TO CHANGE REGULAR SIX-WEEK CASH MANAGEMENT BILLS INTO BENCHMARK BILL.
US TREASURY SAYS IT DOES NOT EXPECT TO INCREASE NOMINAL COUPON, OR FLOATING-RATE NOTE AUCTION SIZES FOR NEXT SEVERAL QUARTERS.