Big US bond investors are shifting money into long-dated notes, anticipating gains from potential interest rate cuts. The US Treasury is buying back bonds before maturity through quantitative easing, aiming to stabilize the market amid waiting for Fed rate cuts.
For the first time since the early 2000s, the Treasury Department will launch a series of buybacks targeting seasoned and harder-to-trade debt this upcoming week. It has finally arrived. “Everything is fine.”
Bond traders who are stuck in a waiting game over Fed rate cuts will soon get some welcome support from the Treasury itself https://t.co/AaMHQ1sCw6 via @markets
Bond traders who are stuck in a waiting game over Fed rate cuts will soon get some welcome support from the Treasury itself https://t.co/lszPA416q6
The 2024 Bank Bailout - massive liquidity injection ahead. Why does US Treasury buy back Treasury marketable securities? Treasury conducts two types of buyback operations: Cash management buybacks are intended to reduce volatility in Treasury’s cash balance and Treasury bill… https://t.co/XI1DDdqw0T
The US Treasury starts buying back bad bonds this week. This means they will buy them back from the bond holder BEFORE their maturity. They do this by creating new money called quantative easing. But what authority does the Treasury have to buy its securities in the market prior… https://t.co/K2haLm4LEV
The US Treasury starts buying back bad bonds this week. This means they will buy them back from the bond holder BEFORE their maturity. They do this buy creating new money called quantative easing. But what authority does the Treasury have to buy its securities in the market… https://t.co/uvORjq4EZR
I US Treasury starts buying back bad bonds this week. This means they will buy them back from the bond holder BEFORE their maturity. They do this buy creating new money called quantative easing. But what authority does the Treasury have to buy its securities in the market prior… https://t.co/z1xWj449AI
Big US bond investors have been aggressively shifting money into long-dated notes, betting that the unloved asset class will be one of the winners from eventual interest rate cuts https://t.co/V7vCls4967