🇺🇸 US Treasury just finished a $15 billion debt buyback.

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L2ArbitrageTrader
· 6h ago
15B buyback, the pace is increasingly resembling actively controlling the yield.
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FeeswitchWhisperer
· 6h ago
The supply of U.S. debt is too strong, and repurchases are like giving the market a breather; short-term sentiment may lean towards risk-on.
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ResilientGoldfish
· 6h ago
If buybacks are concentrated on older bonds with poor liquidity, it may mainly improve trading depth and not necessarily signal liquidity injection.
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On-ChainSoilAfterTheRain
· 6h ago
Are there data showing changes in bid-to-cover ratio, spreads, and on-the-run premium before and after the buyback? These better illustrate the issue.
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PaperHandsPro
· 6h ago
Want to know if, after this buyback, the debt issuance plan will also be increased accordingly? Otherwise, how will the funding gap be filled?
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GateUser-4bd1cc87
· 6h ago
15B isn't really large, but the stance is very clear: the Treasury Department has also started to engage in "market operations."
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