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Halifax Regional Police release Dartmouth suspect’s name and photo | SaltWire #news #novascotiaNEW YORK - The Treasury Department said on Wednesday it intends to keep auction sizes steady for U.S. notes and bonds over the next several quarters, in line with expectations, as it announced total refunding of $125 billion for the May to July quarter.Related stories
The decision to keep auction sizes unchanged for the most part was based on current projected borrowing needs. Since August, the Treasury has noted that it has significantly raised issuance sizes for nominal coupon and floating rate note securities. The Treasury said it plans to address seasonal or unexpected changes in borrowing needs over the next quarter through changes in regular bill auction sizes and cash management bills.
As for Treasury bills, the Treasury said it expects to increase the four-, six- and eight-week bill auction sizes in the coming days to ensure sufficient liquidity to meet one-week cash needs around the end of May. At an International Swaps and Derivatives Association conference in September, Frost had said debt buybacks can help improve liquidity in the bond market by providing a regular opportunity for market participants to sell back to Treasury off-the-run securities, which are older and less liquid, across the yield curve.
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