(Reuters) - On Tuesday, the Treasury sold $26 billion in four-week
bills, the highest level since late February, up from the $18
billion auctioned in the prior week.
A day earlier, the Treasury revised the federal borrowing
forecast in the July-September quarter to $73 billion, some $31
billion more than its estimate back in April.
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bills, the highest level since late February, up from the $18
billion auctioned in the prior week.
A day earlier, the Treasury revised the federal borrowing
forecast in the July-September quarter to $73 billion, some $31
billion more than its estimate back in April.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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