?Over the next six months (April to September 2025), the U.S. Treasury has scheduled a series of debt maturities
Approximately $7.6 trillion in U.S. government debt is set to mature within the next 12 months, representing about 31% of all outstanding U.S. government debt. This includes various Treasury securities such as bills, notes, and bonds. While specific monthly breakdowns are not publicly detailed, maturities are spread throughout the year, with significant amounts rolling over each month.?markets.businessinsider.com+1Apollo Academy+1
The U.S. Treasury conducts regular auctions to refinance maturing debt and fund government operations. The typical auction schedule includes:?U.S. Department of the Treasury+2TreasuryDirect+2TreasuryDirect+2
Weekly Auctions:
4-week, 8-week, 13-week, 17-week, and 26-week Treasury bills?U.S. Department of the Treasury
Monthly Auctions:
2-year, 3-year, 5-year, 7-year, and 10-year notes?
Quarterly Auctions:
30-year bonds?Barrons+2Reuters+2U.S. Department of the Treasury+2
For instance, in June 2025, the Treasury plans to auction:?U.S. Department of the Treasury+4TreasuryDirect+4Reuters+4
3-year notes on June 10?
10-year notes on June 11?
30-year bonds on June 12?U.S. Department of the Treasury
These auctions are part of the Treasurys strategy to manage its debt portfolio effectively.