US Treasury raises Q2 borrowing outlook to 189 billion as cash flows disappoint

Published on 5 May 2026

Weaker cash flows force a bigger borrowing plan

The US Treasury has lifted its estimate for current-quarter net borrowing to $189 billion after cash flows came in weaker than expected. For the next quarter, July-September, it projects $671 billion to be raised. Investors are watching for further updates, since changes in borrowing plans can influence rates and market expectations.

US Treasury now expects $189 billion net borrowing for Q2
The update follows softer-than-expected cash flows
July-September borrowing outlook is pegged at $671 billion
Markets await additional announcements for clarity

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US Treasury raises Q2 borrowing outlook to 189 billion as cash flows disappoint

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