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U.S. 3-Month and 6-Month Treasury Bill Auctions Yield 3.61% with Strong Demand
The U.S. Treasury conducted its latest 3-month and 6-month bill auctions, both achieving a high yield of 3.61%. The auctions sold a combined $166 billion amid bid-to-cover ratios indicating solid investor interest. These events occurred recently as of May 4, 2026.
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U.S. 76, @financialjuice reported. 97% of bids at the high yield and sold $89 billion in total.
79. Both auctions took place recently as of May 4, 2026, reflecting current market conditions for short-term government debt.
The identical yields across the two maturities highlight aligned investor expectations for near-term interest rates. 5 for both auctions, signaling sufficient interest from buyers. The sales volumes underscore the Treasury's ongoing issuance to fund government operations.
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