US to sell USD 95bln of 8-week bills (prev. 85bln) and USD 100bln of 4-week bills (prev. 90bln) on May 14th; to sell USD 69bln of 17-week bills (prev. 69bln) on May 13th; all to settle May 19th

The US Treasury is increasing the issuance of short-term bills, raising the supply of 8-week and 4-week bills compared to previous offerings.

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This move could influence yields on these instruments and impact liquidity, which may subsequently affect broader fixed income markets and the USD, particularly if the market perceives it as a tightening measure in terms of cash flow availability.

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