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The Treasury's schedule of financing this week includes Monday's regular weekly auction of new three- and six-month bills and an auction of four-week bills on Tuesday. At the close of the New York cash market on Friday, the rate on the outstanding three-month bill was 0.01 percent. The rate on the six-month issue was 0.06 percent, and the rate on the four-week issue was 0.01 percent. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Reports on the fall of Treasury note prices in the United States trading market on June 20, 2000.

Reports on Treasury bond prices in the United States as of January 20, 2000. Reason for the prices; Comments from Tom Seay of Gradison-McDonald Asset Management.

Provides information on the United States Department of Treasury's financing schedule for the week as of November 29, 1999. Rate on the outstanding three-month treasury bill; Ratings of GATX Capital Corp. shares; Value of the obligation bonds in California.

Presents an update on the price of Treasury bills in the United States as of November 24, 1999. Reasons behind the decline in the price of 30-year Treasury bills; Amount of two-year notes sold by the government on November 23; Significance of the decline on the value of the dollar.

Presents an update on the trading of treasury bills in the United States as of November 15, 1999. Increase in the benchmark 30-year Treasury; Why both investors and dealers are weary of building positions in bonds; Results from treasury auctions for three-month and six-month bills.

Discusses the chances that the Federal Reserve in the United States will increase interest rates on bonds. Information on the price of the benchmark 30-year bond; Effects of the employment report on interest rates; Results of the Treasury auction.

Reports the rise in long-term treasury rates on 3rd October 1994 as a result of a growing economy. Speculation about rise in Federal funds rate; Details of performance of manufacturing and employment sector; Details of Treasury securities market movements.

Reports on higher movement of treasury prices due to retardation of economic growth according to Federal Reserve (Fed) chairman Alan Greenspan. Speculation of raised interest rates by Fed; Impact of rising prices on short-sellers of securities; Market observers on trend; Details of Greenspan's statements and its effects; Changes in prices of bonds and bills; Comments of P. Christopher Leary, senior vice president at SunAmerica Asset Management on bond trading.

Reports the mixed prices of Treasury securities on November 25, 1994. Factors benefiting the Treasury market; Information about the movement of Treasury bonds; Discussion on the prospects of further bond recovery.

Reports on the surge in Treasury securities due to the popularity of bonds. Reasons for surge in securities; Other information on stock and bond price movement.

Analyzes the reasons for fall in prices of Treasury securities. Impact of the value of the dollar and concerns with the Government's report on the gross domestic product; Effect of Government securities; Analysis of the two-year note auction; Investments in fixed-income products; Views of the Treasury Secretary on the economy.

Presents statistical information on treasury bills, bonds and notes traded on December 22, 1995.

Presents statistical information on treasury bills, bonds and notes for December 18, 1995.

Presents statistical information for treasury bills, bonds and notes for December 13, 1995.

Presents statistical information on Treasury bills, bonds and notes in the United States for Friday, December 8, 1995.

Reports on the Treasury's financing schedule; Figures on the rate on the three-month bill; Fixed income issues.

Lists Treasury's taxable and tax-exempt fixed-issues scheduled for pricing in the week starting from May 15, 1995.

Reports surge in Treasury bonds following the issue of an unemployment report by the Labor Department. Impact of the bond rally on the performance of US dollar; Comments of market analysts on the bond rally.

Reports the unchanged status of Treasury securities on May 1, 1995, amid concerns of investors regarding economic growth. Note on the trends in construction spending and bonds; Various economic reports due.

Reports decline in the prices of Treasury securities on April 27, 1995, on fears of inflation. Performance of US dollar against mark and yen; Details of the trading in the credit markets; Results of Treasury auction.