Treasury Auctions

Treasury auctions are processes where the U.S. government sells debt securities, like bonds and bills, to raise funds for public spending. Investors, including individuals, banks, and institutions, bid to buy these securities at specified prices and yields. The government then accepts the best bids, ensuring it gets the needed money at the most favorable terms. These auctions help manage national debt and fund government operations, providing a transparent and efficient way for the country to borrow money from the public.