The Treasury Department said Monday it will sell $50 billion of four-week discount bills Tuesday.
There are currently $43.997 billion of four-week bills outstanding.
The bills settle Nov. 27 and are due Dec. 24.
Federal Reserve banks hold nothing in maturing bills in their own accounts.
Since the end of June, long-dated muni yields have risen by upward of 50 basis points, pushing yields to the highest levels since the tariff-induced volatility in April 2025.
A November sale of up to $348 million of general obligation and other debt is planned, while the council okayed interim financing for Dallas Love Field Airport.
An agreement between Norman Regional Health System and bondholders postponed a Sept. 1 debt service payment until a $40 million bond sale closes.
GASB is looking for comments on the taxonomy design for its Voluntary Digital Financial Reporting project, a big step on the pathway to the digitization of financial statements.
The SEC looks to be trying to sharpen its muni expertise, which may offer clues about its future focuses in the market.
The incoming Bond Buyer Hall of Famer spent nearly 50 years pairing legal expertise with advocacy, deal structuring and legislative problem-solving to help issuers navigate risks and expand their financing options.
