The U.S. Treasury Department revealed on Monday that it plans to buy back a larger volume of outstanding government bonds than previously outlined.
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Honestly, I’m surprised they’re increasing the volume. Felt like they were dialing it back initially. Makes me wonder about cash flow concerns.
Wait, they are buying back more debt? Doesn’t that just add more demand to the system? What’s the real goal here?
More buybacks should help stabilize yields. Good to see the Treasury adapting quickly to market conditions.