After the market experienced major fluctuations, Wall Street expects the United States to be fairly average in selling bonds.

The debt management team of US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is expected to maintain the stability of the department's long-term securities sales plan, especially after the recent major fluctuations in the $29 trillion market. Despite criticizing former Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's practice of increasing the proportion of short-term bonds in US debt, Yellen has been saying since taking office in January that the Treasury has a long way to go in increasing the share of long-term bonds in government debt issuance. Therefore, Wall Street predicts that the estimated sales volume for the May to July quarter, which will be announced on Wednesday, will not change. If no changes are made, the total sales amount for next week will reach $125 billion, including: $58 billion of 3-year bonds sold on May 5, $42 billion of 10-year bonds sold on May 6, and $25 billion of 30-year bonds sold on May 8.