The yield on the United States 3-month Treasury bill slipped slightly at the latest auction, easing to 3.735% from the previous level of 3.750%. The updated figure, recorded on 10 August 2026, indicates a marginal decline of 0.015 percentage points.
While the move is modest, the lower stop-out rate suggests a small uptick in demand for short-term U.S. government debt at this maturity, as investors were willing to accept a slightly lower return compared with the prior auction. The 3-month bill is closely watched as a benchmark for short-term interest rates and liquidity conditions in U.S. money markets.
