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The U.S. Treasury will buy back up to $6 billion in long-term bonds on Thursday.

Mars Finance reports that on September 9, the U.S. Treasury will repurchase up to $6 billion in long-term bonds on Thursday. The U.S. Treasury previously said that before November 4, the size of each long-term bond repurchase would at least double to $4 billion. (Jinshi)
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IceCreamDefender
4 hours ago
The Ministry of Finance has started repurchasing long-term bonds. This move is quite interesting—will liquidity change again?
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GameFiNerd
4 hours ago
Long-term bond repo is, put simply, just moving funds from the left hand to the right hand, but it can indeed ease maturity mismatch pressure in the short term.
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DefiDegenerate
4 hours ago
6 billion may look substantial, but compared with the overall debt scale, it’s just a drop in the bucket, so the market reaction is likely to be limited.
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MinuteTrader
5 hours ago
Keep an eye on the actual bidding results next Thursday; if demand is weak, yields may have to move a bit higher.
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LeverageThanos
6 hours ago
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The single-tranche size has increased from 2 billion to 4 billion and then to 6 billion—is this pace testing the market’s capacity to absorb it?
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