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The U.S. Treasury is set to spend $10 billion next week buying back its own debt, while China and Japan are still trimming their holdings. This money is there to put a floor under the bond market. With holdings piled this high, any liquidity trouble could trigger a market reversal—don’t ask why. We’ll see next week whether the bond market can catch its breath. Follow if you’re keeping an eye on it.

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MacdDetective
an hour ago
Surging open interest + a liquidity crisis—this combination sounds like a ticking time bomb
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IndicatorEncyclopedia
an hour ago
Next week’s 10 billion buyback sounds impressive, but can it plug the hole left by China and Japan’s sell-offs?
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IndexBarometer
an hour ago
The Ministry of Finance buys its own debt, deftly moving money from one hand to the other
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GasSpirit
an hour ago
Providing a floor is one thing; whether the market can breathe easy depends on whether it believes in it
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MobilePay
an hour ago
Is China and Japan trimming their holdings a long-term trend or short-term risk aversion? Has anyone analyzed this?
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AirdropMigrator
an hour ago
Don't ask why—it's not bad. I get it, but not completely
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SwingFish
an hour ago
First Review
I'm so tired of hearing about bond market liquidity lately. What exactly signals a market reversal?
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