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U.S. weighs issuing floating-rate notesBy Greg Robb, MarketWatchOct. 17, 2011 |
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 ♫ This is the end.... this is the end, my friend... ♫WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — The Treasury Department on Friday indicated that it is seriously thinking about issuing floating-rate notes for the first time. Treasury separated floating-rate notes from the pack and asked dealers for more specifics. The request came in the latest series of quarterly questions for a meeting of the advisory committee that coincides with the large bond and note auctions known as the quarterly refunding. A senior Treasury official, speaking to reporters on condition of anonymity, stressed that no decisions had been made on issuing the new debt. Read More 
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