Weeks run Monday to Sunday and are dated by settlement, not auction. Gross issuance is the total accepted across every auction settling that week. Net issuance is the week’s change in debt held by the public, which Treasury reports daily, so it is measured rather than reconstructed; maturities are gross issuance less net. The Treasury General Account is the government’s cash balance at the Fed, at the close of the week’s last business day — a balance rather than a flow, so it carries no total. Foreign/indirect is the indirect bidder share of total accepted. Sources: TreasuryDirect auction results and the Daily Treasury Statement, and Debt to the Penny.