The Treasury Department said Thursday it will auction $39 billion 91-day bills and $33 billion 182-day discount bills Monday.
The 91s settle Aug. 10, and are due Nov. 9, and the 182s settle Aug. 10, and are due Feb. 8, 2018.
Currently, there are $52.997 billion 91-days outstanding and no 182s.
"For munis, a strong jobs report should reverse recent credit spread widening, while a weak jobs report should keep credit spreads around current levels," said BofA strategists.
As cutting the federal budget resonates as a central theme in the Trump administration, the Department of Transportation is getting a boost in appropriation proposals.
The ratings agency changed its outlook on its BBB-minus rating to negative from stable Wednesday.
Part of the problem is lack of reimbursement from insurance companies, said the owner of one proton center.
Pew Charitable Trust outlined how governments can better prepare for natural disasters to alleviate budget pressures as these incidents have grown in frequency and severity.
"As we head into reconciliation and tax negotiations, I'm making it clear: I won't support a bill that doesn't lift the cap," Rep. Mike Lawler said.
