The yield on the U.S. 3-month Treasury bill inched higher at the latest auction, rising to 3.600% from the previous level of 3.580%. The update, dated 02 February 2026, reflects a modest 2-basis-point increase in short-term U.S. government borrowing costs.
This slight uptick suggests a marginal repricing at the very short end of the yield curve, with investors demanding a bit more return for holding three-month government debt. While the move is small, such changes in T-bill auction results are closely watched as they can signal evolving expectations around near-term interest rates and liquidity conditions in U.S. money markets.
