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What is the maturity range of U.S. Treasury bills?
AFour to 52 weeks
BTwo to five years
CFive to ten years
DTen to thirty years
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Four to 52 weeks
Treasury bills are short-term government securities maturing between four and 52 weeks.
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