Treasury Could Fund Bigger Bond Buybacks With Near-$1 Trillion Cash Reserve
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Treasury officials say the near-$1 trillion General Account (TGA) could be used to back larger long‑term bond buybacks, potentially influencing yields; the plan would rely on discretionary cash and selling short-term bills, though specifics and market impact remain uncertain amid skepticism about the operation’s effectiveness.
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