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When are the next Treasury auctions?

As of , the next US Treasury auction is the 6-week bill on ($95 billion offered).

The next four weeks

Auctions announced or planned from 6 October 2026 to 3 November 2026, bills first on each day
AuctionTermIssueStatusOfferingSettles
6-week billReopeningAnnounced, bids close 11:30 AM ET$95 billion
3-year noteNew issueAnnounced, bids close 01:00 PM ET$58 billion
17-week bill––
10-year noteReopeningAnnounced, bids close 01:00 PM ET$39 billion
4-week bill––
8-week bill––
30-year bondReopeningAnnounced, bids close 01:00 PM ET$22 billion
6-week bill––
13-week bill––
26-week bill––
17-week bill––
4-week bill––
8-week bill––
13-week bill––
26-week bill––
6-week bill––
17-week bill––
20-year bondReopening–
4-week bill––
8-week bill––
5-year TIPSNew issue–
13-week bill––
26-week bill––
2-year noteNew issue–
6-week bill––
52-week bill––
5-year noteNew issue–
17-week bill––
2-year FRNNew issue–
4-week bill––
8-week bill––
7-year noteNew issue–
13-week bill––
26-week bill––
6-week bill––

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Treasury's announcements: 6-week bill, , 3-year note, , 10-year note, , 30-year bond,

Tentative auctions in November 2026

Auctions Treasury plans in November 2026, by date
AuctionTermIssueAnnouncementSettles
17-week bill–
4-week bill–
8-week bill–
6-week bill–
13-week bill–
26-week bill–
3-year noteNew issue
10-year noteNew issue
4-week bill–
8-week bill–
17-week bill–
30-year bondNew issue
13-week bill–
26-week bill–
6-week bill–
17-week bill–
20-year bondNew issue
4-week bill–
8-week bill–
10-year TIPSReopening
13-week bill–
26-week bill–
2-year noteNew issue
6-week bill–
52-week bill–
5-year noteNew issue
2-year FRNReopening
4-week bill–
8-week bill–
17-week bill–
7-year noteNew issue
13-week bill–
26-week bill–

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Tentative: Treasury plans these dates in its quarterly refunding and may change them; amounts come with each announcement.

Tentative auctions in December 2026

Auctions Treasury plans in December 2026, by date
AuctionTermIssueAnnouncementSettles
6-week bill–
17-week bill–
4-week bill–
8-week bill–
13-week bill–
26-week bill–
3-year noteNew issue
6-week bill–
10-year noteReopening
17-week bill–
4-week bill–
8-week bill–
30-year bondReopening
13-week bill–
26-week bill–
6-week bill–
17-week bill–
4-week bill–
8-week bill–
13-week bill–
26-week bill–
6-week bill–
52-week bill–
5-year TIPSReopening
17-week bill–
20-year bondReopening
2-year FRNReopening
4-week bill–
8-week bill–
13-week bill–
26-week bill–
2-year noteNew issue
5-year noteNew issue
6-week bill–
7-year noteNew issue
17-week bill–
4-week bill–
8-week bill–

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Tentative: Treasury plans these dates in its quarterly refunding and may change them; amounts come with each announcement.

Tentative auctions in January 2027

Auctions Treasury plans in January 2027, by date
AuctionTermIssueAnnouncementSettles
13-week bill–
26-week bill–
6-week bill–
17-week bill–
4-week bill–
8-week bill–
13-week bill–
26-week bill–
3-year noteNew issue
6-week bill–
10-year noteReopening
17-week bill–
30-year bondReopening
4-week bill–
8-week bill–
6-week bill–
13-week bill–
26-week bill–
52-week bill–
17-week bill–
20-year bondReopening
4-week bill–
8-week bill–
10-year TIPSNew issue
13-week bill–
26-week bill–
2-year noteNew issue
6-week bill–
5-year noteNew issue
17-week bill–
2-year FRNNew issue
4-week bill–
8-week bill–
7-year noteNew issue

The table scrolls sideways; the first column stays in place.

Tentative: Treasury plans these dates in its quarterly refunding and may change them; amounts come with each announcement.

Tentative auctions in February 2027

Auctions Treasury plans in February 2027, by date
AuctionTermIssueAnnouncementSettles
13-week bill–
26-week bill–
6-week bill–

The table scrolls sideways; the first column stays in place.

Tentative: Treasury plans these dates in its quarterly refunding and may change them; amounts come with each announcement.

How this schedule is made

Announced auctions come from Treasury's auction announcements as Fiscal Data publishes them, with the amount offered and the time bids close. Tentative dates come from the schedule Treasury publishes with each quarterly refunding; Treasury may move them, and it sets each amount only when it announces the auction, usually a few days before.

Treasury's file: tentative auction schedule (XML).

Source: U.S. Treasury, Bureau of the Fiscal Service, Fiscal Data, Treasury Securities Auctions Data. Observed .

Shares of competitive bids, grades against earlier auctions and the high-minus-median spread are computed by 500metrics from Treasury's published fields; how.

Sources and licence

Sources and licence

  • U.S. Treasury, Bureau of the Fiscal Service, Fiscal Data (source). Licence: Public domain, a work of the US federal government
  • U.S. Treasury, quarterly refunding documents (source). Licence: Public domain, a work of the US federal government

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