The US Treasury Department cut the size of some benchmark bill auctions, the start of what’s likely to be a series of ...

Under that 2023 budget deal, Congress suspended the debt ceiling until Jan. 1, 2025. The U.S. Treasury will be able to pay its bills for several more months, but Congress will have to address the ...

Investors in short-term Treasury bills could see supply turn negative as soon as April as the latest battle over the U.S. debt limit unfolds, according to a BofA Global estimate. Scarcity in the ...

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen ... that he would work with Congress to repeal the debt limit entirely if Trump wanted to do so. “The United States is not going to default on its debt if I ...

The United States technically breached its debt ceiling, the amount the government can borrow to pay its bills ... coffers and offset new tax cuts. That could help the Treasury, but most ...

Washington: US Treasury Secretary ... the tapping of the Exchange Stabilization Fund. The Treasury has also used other steps in the past. Historically, the most combative debt-ceiling episodes ...

The U.S. Treasury on Wednesday maintained its guidance on keeping sales of longer-term debt unchanged well into 2025, despite ...

“Extraordinary measures” are a way for the treasury to ensure that the US government can keep paying its bills and avoid a hugely destabilising debt default. On Friday, Yellen ...

The US Treasury has $133 billion of extraordinary measures left, in addition to its cash pile, to help keep paying the government’s bills ... under the statutory debt limit and is down from ...

The US Treasury ... bill auctions, the start of what’s likely to be a series of reductions as the government preserves its borrowing authority under the statutory debt ceiling. Treasury said ...