DTS Forecast

Projecting Treasury General Account liquidity from Daily Treasury Statement cash flows, with SOFR as the funding-pressure read.

Live data · as of 2026-11-05 · refreshes hourlyProjection: 6-layer modelSource: modelOrigin: 2026-11-06Accuracy: unvalidatedAnchor: 2026-11-05
TGA balance$923B−$117B vs one week ago
TGA at 12 weeks (projected)$944B+$21B vs today
SOFR3.92%+1bp vs 20-day average
Liquidity read

Neutral — projected TGA roughly flat over the horizon

Treasury General Account

Closing balance from the Daily Treasury Statement, with a 60-business-day projection from the 6-layer Treasury cash-flow model (see Method).

ActualProjected (6-layer model)
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DateActualProjected (6-layer model)
2025-12-16$887B—
2025-12-17$861B—
2025-12-18$842B—
2025-12-19$840B—
2025-12-22$872B—
2025-12-23$824B—
2025-12-24$802B—
2025-12-26$834B—
2025-12-29$859B—
2025-12-30$826B—
2025-12-31$873B—
2026-01-02$781B—
2026-01-05$801B—
2026-01-06$772B—
2026-01-07$784B—
2026-01-08$774B—
2026-01-09$775B—
2026-01-12$797B—
2026-01-13$781B—
2026-01-14$777B—
2026-01-15$841B—
2026-01-16$868B—
2026-01-20$900B—
2026-01-21$871B—
2026-01-22$888B—
2026-01-23$901B—
2026-01-26$944B—
2026-01-27$975B—
2026-01-28$953B—
2026-01-29$968B—
2026-01-30$893B—
2026-02-02$898B—
2026-02-03$908B—
2026-02-04$908B—
2026-02-05$915B—
2026-02-06$905B—
2026-02-09$918B—
2026-02-10$949B—
2026-02-11$911B—
2026-02-12$921B—
2026-02-13$914B—
2026-02-17$925B—
2026-02-18$889B—
2026-02-19$905B—
2026-02-20$893B—
2026-02-23$888B—
2026-02-24$901B—
2026-02-25$839B—
2026-02-26$849B—
2026-02-27$799B—
2026-03-02$871B—
2026-03-03$860B—
2026-03-04$847B—
2026-03-05$841B—
2026-03-06$833B—
2026-03-09$859B—
2026-03-10$863B—
2026-03-11$806B—
2026-03-12$809B—
2026-03-13$806B—
2026-03-16$938B—
2026-03-17$930B—
2026-03-18$876B—
2026-03-19$883B—
2026-03-20$871B—
2026-03-23$910B—
2026-03-24$876B—
2026-03-25$837B—
2026-03-26$823B—
2026-03-27$849B—
2026-03-30$868B—
2026-03-31$893B—
2026-04-01$804B—
2026-04-02$776B—
2026-04-03$754B—
2026-04-06$775B—
2026-04-07$728B—
2026-04-08$697B—
2026-04-09$687B—
2026-04-10$703B—
2026-04-13$759B—
2026-04-14$780B—
2026-04-15$924B—
2026-04-16$971B—
2026-04-17$999B—
2026-04-20$1,038B—
2026-04-21$1,030B—
2026-04-22$1,007B—
2026-04-23$970B—
2026-04-24$974B—
2026-04-27$1,002B—
2026-04-28$990B—
2026-04-29$988B—
2026-04-30$969B—
2026-05-01$857B—
2026-05-04$880B—
2026-05-05$860B—
2026-05-06$863B—
2026-05-07$847B—
2026-05-08$839B—
2026-05-11$855B—
2026-05-12$844B—
2026-05-13$807B—
2026-05-14$802B—
2026-05-15$759B—
2026-05-18$786B—
2026-05-19$822B—
2026-05-20$782B—
2026-05-21$786B—
2026-05-22$826B—
2026-05-26$881B—
2026-05-27$843B—
2026-05-28$850B—
2026-05-29$904B—
2026-06-01$857B—
2026-06-02$866B—
2026-06-03$846B—
2026-06-04$845B—
2026-06-05$826B—
2026-06-08$844B—
2026-06-09$830B—
2026-06-10$801B—
2026-06-11$800B—
2026-06-12$816B—
2026-06-15$980B—
2026-06-16$981B—
2026-06-17$957B—
2026-06-18$915B—
2026-06-22$943B—
2026-06-23$926B—
2026-06-24$902B—
2026-06-25$871B—
2026-06-26$896B—
2026-06-29$877B—
2026-06-30$919B—
2026-07-01$807B—
2026-07-02$771B—
2026-07-03$777B—
2026-07-06$783B—
2026-07-07$785B—
2026-07-08$749B—
2026-07-09$745B—
2026-07-10$738B—
2026-07-13$750B—
2026-07-14$788B—
2026-07-15$796B—
2026-07-16$823B—
2026-07-17$815B—
2026-07-20$828B—
2026-07-21$875B—
2026-07-22$835B—
2026-07-23$877B—
2026-07-24$886B—
2026-07-27$903B—
2026-07-28$966B—
2026-07-29$970B—
2026-07-30$998B—
2026-07-31$877B—
2026-08-03$870B—
2026-08-04$924B—
2026-08-05$929B—
2026-08-06$962B—
2026-08-07$954B—
2026-08-10$967B—
2026-08-11$997B—
2026-08-12$959B—
2026-08-13$967B—
2026-08-14$959B—
2026-08-17$933B—
2026-08-18$962B—
2026-08-19$936B—
2026-08-20$935B—
2026-08-21$933B—
2026-08-24$967B—
2026-08-25$994B—
2026-08-26$959B—
2026-08-27$951B—
2026-08-28$971B—
2026-08-31$1,024B—
2026-09-01$943B—
2026-09-02$944B—
2026-09-03$904B—
2026-09-04$889B—
2026-09-08$880B—
2026-09-09$844B—
2026-09-10$818B—
2026-09-11$822B—
2026-09-14$871B—
2026-09-15$992B—
2026-09-16$992B—
2026-09-17$973B—
2026-09-18$986B—
2026-09-21$1,004B—
2026-09-22$957B—
2026-09-23$947B—
2026-09-24$925B—
2026-09-25$945B—
2026-09-28$960B—
2026-09-29$937B—
2026-09-30$984B—
2026-10-01$894B—
2026-10-02$871B—
2026-10-05$883B—
2026-10-06$885B—
2026-10-07$886B—
2026-10-08$887B—
2026-10-09$873B—
2026-10-13$920B—
2026-10-14$886B—
2026-10-15$935B—
2026-10-16$948B—
2026-10-19$965B—
2026-10-20$974B—
2026-10-21$945B—
2026-10-22$962B—
2026-10-23$982B—
2026-10-26$1,021B—
2026-10-27$1,053B—
2026-10-28$1,016B—
2026-10-29$1,040B—
2026-10-30$952B—
2026-11-02$931B—
2026-11-03$938B—
2026-11-04$936B—
2026-11-05$923B$923B
2026-11-06—$922B
2026-11-09—$941B
2026-11-10—$923B
2026-11-12—$937B
2026-11-13—$939B
2026-11-16—$758B
2026-11-17—$801B
2026-11-18—$773B
2026-11-19—$796B
2026-11-20—$786B
2026-11-23—$819B
2026-11-24—$969B
2026-11-25—$935B
2026-11-27—$988B
2026-11-30—$809B
2026-12-01—$838B
2026-12-02—$845B
2026-12-03—$852B
2026-12-04—$854B
2026-12-07—$881B
2026-12-08—$872B
2026-12-09—$840B
2026-12-10—$946B
2026-12-11—$954B
2026-12-14—$985B
2026-12-15—$932B
2026-12-16—$912B
2026-12-17—$997B
2026-12-18—$990B
2026-12-21—$1,017B
2026-12-22—$1,120B
2026-12-23—$1,093B
2026-12-24—$1,060B
2026-12-28—$1,090B
2026-12-29—$1,163B
2026-12-30—$1,165B
2026-12-31—$822B
2027-01-04—$839B
2027-01-05—$823B
2027-01-06—$830B
2027-01-07—$940B
2027-01-08—$826B
2027-01-11—$854B
2027-01-12—$850B
2027-01-13—$829B
2027-01-14—$868B
2027-01-15—$802B
2027-01-19—$824B
2027-01-20—$803B
2027-01-21—$854B
2027-01-22—$889B
2027-01-25—$917B
2027-01-26—$981B
2027-01-27—$950B
2027-01-28—$1,110B
2027-01-29—$1,112B
2027-02-01—$759B
2027-02-02—$811B
2027-02-03—$792B
2027-02-04—$944B

SOFR

Secured Overnight Financing Rate — where overnight repo funding actually clears. Month-end and tax-date upticks are the tell that cash is getting scarce.

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DateSOFR
2026-06-153.69%
2026-06-163.63%
2026-06-173.63%
2026-06-183.62%
2026-06-223.61%
2026-06-233.62%
2026-06-243.62%
2026-06-253.64%
2026-06-263.62%
2026-06-293.62%
2026-06-303.68%
2026-07-013.66%
2026-07-023.64%
2026-07-063.63%
2026-07-073.62%
2026-07-083.58%
2026-07-093.53%
2026-07-103.55%
2026-07-133.60%
2026-07-143.63%
2026-07-153.64%
2026-07-163.62%
2026-07-173.59%
2026-07-203.57%
2026-07-213.61%
2026-07-223.62%
2026-07-233.64%
2026-07-243.64%
2026-07-273.64%
2026-07-283.65%
2026-07-293.65%
2026-07-303.65%
2026-07-313.66%
2026-08-033.65%
2026-08-043.66%
2026-08-053.64%
2026-08-063.65%
2026-08-073.62%
2026-08-103.63%
2026-08-113.64%
2026-08-123.62%
2026-08-133.62%
2026-08-143.62%
2026-08-173.66%
2026-08-183.65%
2026-08-193.62%
2026-08-203.63%
2026-08-213.65%
2026-08-243.65%
2026-08-253.66%
2026-08-263.64%
2026-08-273.64%
2026-08-283.65%
2026-08-313.68%
2026-09-013.66%
2026-09-023.65%
2026-09-033.66%
2026-09-043.65%
2026-09-083.64%
2026-09-093.64%
2026-09-103.62%
2026-09-113.62%
2026-09-143.62%
2026-09-153.64%
2026-09-163.62%
2026-09-173.85%
2026-09-183.85%
2026-09-213.85%
2026-09-223.87%
2026-09-233.87%
2026-09-243.88%
2026-09-253.90%
2026-09-283.90%
2026-09-293.88%
2026-09-303.90%
2026-10-013.87%
2026-10-023.88%
2026-10-053.89%
2026-10-063.90%
2026-10-073.88%
2026-10-083.87%
2026-10-093.87%
2026-10-133.89%
2026-10-143.88%
2026-10-153.89%
2026-10-163.88%
2026-10-193.87%
2026-10-203.88%
2026-10-213.88%
2026-10-223.90%
2026-10-233.92%
2026-10-263.93%
2026-10-273.95%
2026-10-283.94%
2026-10-293.94%
2026-10-303.95%
2026-11-023.95%
2026-11-033.97%
2026-11-043.94%
2026-11-053.92%

Method

Treasury cash flows are dominated by the fiscal calendar — tax receipts cluster mid-month, benefit payments land at the start, settlements at the end. This projection comes from a six-layer model that forecasts each daily flow explicitly: non-debt receipts and outlays built from a calendar of recurring payment events (Social Security, Medicare capitation, military and federal payrolls, tax refunds), the bill-maturity schedule, a rolling five-day cash floor, and an issuance/glide-path engine that sizes Treasury auctions toward the quarter-end TGA target. It re-anchors to the latest actual balance each day and runs offline from cached Treasury data, refreshed daily. The displayed path covers 60business days and its uncertainty remains unvalidated. When the TGA builds, Treasury is pulling reserves out of the banking system; when it runs down, it's adding them — and SOFR is where that pressure shows up first.

Sources: the Daily Treasury Statement via the FiscalData API, and SOFR from the New York Fed. Refreshed hourly. This is a nowcasting experiment, not investment advice.