The latest auction of 4-week U.S. Treasury bills saw the yield remain unchanged at 3.630%, matching the previous result. According to data updated on 12 February 2026, the short-term government borrowing cost showed no movement, signaling a period of stability in the very front end of the yield curve.
The flat reading suggests that investor demand and expectations for near-term interest rates are broadly aligned with prior auctions. With the 4-week bill often viewed as a benchmark for ultra-short-term funding conditions, the steady 3.630% yield may indicate that markets see limited immediate pressure for a shift in Federal Reserve policy or in short-term liquidity conditions.
