Markets Rebuff Treasury’s $6B Buyback Plan as Yields Surge
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The bond market rebuked the Treasury’s plan to curb borrowing costs by buying back up to $6 billion of long-dated debt, with the 10-year yield rising to its highest level in about three years, signaling investor skepticism about the plan’s impact and the details behind it.
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- Bessent’s ‘Fever’-Cooling Debt Buybacks Put Wall St. on Edge Bloomberg.com
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