Treasury accepts $1.86B in buyback offers for 2029-2031 coupons, plans to double future operations
The move offered only short-term relief as analysts said inflation, fiscal deficits and heavy AI-related borrowing still pressure long-term yields.
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WASHINGTON.— The surprise buyback of U.S. Treasury bonds failed to allay concerns about inflation and growing public indebtedness. Returns rose again on Thursday and also boosted the dollar. The Treasury reacted on Wednesday after long-term U.S. bond yields reached their highest level since 2007, doubling repurchases in the long stretch to at least US$4 billion per operation.
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's decision to double long-term government debt buybacks initially supported markets but failed to halt the selloff, with investors remaining concerned about inflation, deficits and the growing supply of US debt. The Treasury will increase the maximum size of liquidit... Article link
Treasury accepts $1.86B in buyback offers for 2029-2031 coupons, plans to double future operations
The Treasury's expanded buyback operations could enhance market liquidity, stabilize bond pricing, and reduce systemic stress across asset classes. The post Treasury accepts $1.86B in buyback offers for 2029-2031 coupons, plans to double future operations appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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