The Treasury Department said Thursday it will auction $25 billion 91-day bills and $23 billion 183-day discount bills Monday.
The 91s settle June 12 and are due Sept. 11 and the 183s settle June 12 and are due Dec. 11.
Currently, there are no 91-days outstanding and no 183s.
"The rates market has started to turn from the upper end of the trading range this week," Barclays strategists wrote, but with the war with Iran still driving the market, nothing is certain.
Changes in federal funding are sharpening the focus on how the states will be responding to disaster relief, running social programs and budget planning.
The defendants include many of the largest municipal bond underwriters.
The deal comes as high-yield muni investors are hungry for paper.
Nearly 21% of muni volume traded electronically in the first quarter, up from the previous quarter and surpassing the previous record set in the fourth quarter of 2023, according to a Coalition Greenwich report by Kevin McPartland and Neha Jain.
New research from The Bond Buyer finds the federal policy environment once again threatens the tax-exempt status for municipal bonds.
