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Treasury Storm:Global bond selloff keeps 10-year US yield near 5%

The global bond selloff pushed U.S. 10-year Treasury yields near the closely watched 5% level on ​Friday as inflationary fears stemming from oil prices surging well beyond $100 a barrel and rising chances of a near-term U.S. rate hike rattled investors.

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    • Ancient OneAncient One
      ·08-25
      The biggest problem is that in spite of the name, Treasury has no money, so they sell 20 years to buy 30 years .Then sell 10 years to buy 20 years , sell 2 years to buy 10 years ..   then because 2 years becomes due very fast, they have to sell 30 years. Fundamental problem, nobody believes US or rather USD is worth more than toilet paper in 30 years .  They are basically like a person snowballing His credit card bills, at certain levels, it is unsustainable, so banks sells the debt to someone else. See why catches the ball. The bank will continue to bankroll a person as long as he pays the minimun because once they stop, the illusion stops too. So they reduce the person credit limits. Most central banks and funds are buying less US bonds, basically they are reducing US credit li

      US Treasury to Stick to Debt Auction Schedule Despite Bigger Buybacks, Bessent Says

      UPDATE 1-US Treasury to stick to debt auction schedule despite bigger buybacks, Bessent saysWASHINGTON, Aug 24 (Reuters)-The U.S. Treasury willcontinue with itsregularly scheduled debt auctions, inclu
      US Treasury to Stick to Debt Auction Schedule Despite Bigger Buybacks, Bessent Says
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    • Ancient OneAncient One
      ·08-25
      The biggest problem is that in spite of the name, Treasury has no money, so they sell 20 years to buy 30 years .Then sell 10 years to buy 20 years , sell 2 years to buy 10 years ..   then because 2 years becomes due very fast, they have to sell 30 years. Fundamental problem, nobody believes US or rather USD is worth more than toilet paper in 30 years .  They are basically like a person snowballing His credit card bills, at certain levels, it is unsustainable, so banks sells the debt to someone else. See why catches the ball. The bank will continue to bankroll a person as long as he pays the minimun because once they stop, the illusion stops too. So they reduce the person credit limits. Most central banks and funds are buying less US bonds, basically they are reducing US credit li

      US Treasury to Stick to Debt Auction Schedule Despite Bigger Buybacks, Bessent Says

      UPDATE 1-US Treasury to stick to debt auction schedule despite bigger buybacks, Bessent saysWASHINGTON, Aug 24 (Reuters)-The U.S. Treasury willcontinue with itsregularly scheduled debt auctions, inclu
      US Treasury to Stick to Debt Auction Schedule Despite Bigger Buybacks, Bessent Says
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