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Treasury Revamps Debt-Sale Guidance, Holds Auctions Steady

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 04 November 2026, 13:49 UTC 1 min read
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Nov 4th, 2026 Treasury Revamps Debt-Sale Guidance, Holds Auctions Steady The US Treasury revamped the guidance on sales of notes and bonds it has used since early 2024, with new language in the so-called quarterly refunding announcement that may open the door to cuts in the issuance of the longest-dated debt in 2027. Michael McKee reports on Bloomberg Television.

Nov 4th, 2026 Treasury Revamps Debt-Sale Guidance, Holds Auctions Steady The US Treasury revamped the guidance on sales of notes and bonds it has used since early 2024, with new language in the so-called quarterly refunding announcement that may open the door to cuts in the issuance of the longest-dated debt in 2027. Michael McKee reports on Bloomberg Television.
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