During the current quarter, the Treasury is planning to retire a record $65 billion in debt.

The Treasury also plans to sell two-year and five-year notes next week, although the size of the auction has not been announced yet.

Some people in the financial community are even convinced that the Treasury now plans to turn American financial life upside-down with mergers and other mayhem.

Treasury plans to continue its outreach effort to include mayors, transit authorities, and other groups that could benefit from issuing Build America Bonds.

The Treasury had initially planned to issue 91 million half dollars for 1964, but raised the number to 141 million.

The Treasury plans an auction today of $7.25 billion of four-year notes.

Apparently he knew in advance what value the Treasury planned to set on those arrears.

International tax lawyers, whose firms had both issuers and holders as clients, wanted to know what Treasury planned to do to calm the market.

The Treasury had planned to sell between €5bn and €8.5bn of bonds.

The Treasury this week plans to hold only its regular weekly auction of three- and six-month bills, which is scheduled for today.