The 91-day bill is expected to trade within 5.5%-7.5% in the second half of 2026, while the 364-day bill would trade within 12.5%-14.0%. According to Databank Research, its outlook reflects the competing effects of the Treasury’s cost-containment strategy and higher funding requirements linked to upcoming obligations. It said in its 2026 Half-Year Report that active […]
The 91-day bill is expected to trade within 5.5%-7.5% in the second half of 2026, while the 364-day bill would trade within 12.5%-14.0%. According to Databank Research, its outlook reflects the competing effects of the Treasury’s cost-containment strategy and higher funding requirements linked to upcoming obligations. It said in its 2026 Half-Year Report that active […]
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