US Treasury keeps nominal note and bond sale sizes unchanged

6 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 6

In its quarterly debt policy statement on Wednesday, the department said the sizes would stay unchanged for at least the next several quarters, effectively into 2027.
The decision signals Treasury remains comfortable relying on shorter-dated debt to meet rising government borrowing needs despite warnings about risks in that strategy.
Treasury said current auction sizes leave it well positioned to handle possible changes in the fiscal outlook and shifts in Federal Reserve purchases of Treasuries.

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