Those auctions follow yesterday's weekly sale of three-month and six-month bills.
Of that total, the Treasury raised $18.8 billion through the sale of short-term bills.
Treasury auctions this week are limited to the weekly sale of new three-month and six-month bills.
The only Treasury auctions this week are today's regular sale of three-month and six-month bills.
At the last sale of one-year bills on June 1, $8.5 billion were sold at an average discount rate of 8.18 percent.
Elsewhere in the Treasury market, the sale of new three- and six-month bills went without a hitch.
But surely a sale of six-week bills should fly?
Currently, the Treasury is scheduled to hold its weekly sale of $13.2 billion worth of three- and six-month bills today.
Treasury financings this week are confined to the bill market, with the sale of new one-year bills on Thursday.
The Treasury's weekly sale of three-month and six-month bills yesterday came in as expected.
