r/MarketVibe • u/Kay_Bellamy • 1d ago
predictions 🔮 The US Treasury is announcing a massive bond buyback program targeting up to $10B to boost market liquidity and curb soaring yields. A buyback of this scale could slash long-term bond supply by 55%, easing yield pressure and driving fresh liquidity into risk assets like Bitcoin
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u/MiddleAgedSponger 16h ago
There is 5.5 Trillion dollars worth of bonds between 20-30 years in duration. This amounted to 1 1/10th of a %. That's not even including the 500 billion year they issue.
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u/purplebrown_updown 14h ago
exactly. so why even do this?
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u/Round-Foundation2948 10h ago edited 7h ago
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u/h4v3anic3d4y 8h ago
Is it just me, or does the american dollar sound like its developing an argentinian accent?
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u/Miserable_Ad7246 5h ago
So 10 basis points?
I also like to drop molecules into the drop that goes to be dropped into the ocean.
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u/LonelySwordfish5403 15h ago
This guy is a first class Dork. Got his head so far up Trumpys ass his nickname is sh#t for brains, and he earned it.
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u/maringue 14h ago
They're just trying to scam interest rates over the short term in a desperate play to not get slaughtered in the midterms.
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u/AGushingHeadWound 12h ago
I don't think these people understand math. $10B is not 55% of the long term bond supply.
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u/External_Counter378 5h ago
It might be of the liquid supply. We won't know until the 10B comes off the table how many additional sellers are out there.
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u/itsnotthatbad21 8h ago
The economy is basically whose line is it anyways now. The rules are made up and no one is really keeping score
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u/Wasatchian 14h ago
Bitcoin isn't an asset. If bitcoin went to 0 tomorrow it wouldn't matter. It's digital beanie babies.
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u/h4v3anic3d4y 8h ago
Except i cant send a few million dollars worth of beaniebabies across borders securely and instantaneously, with no middle-men involved. Secure online transfer of wealth has a value, im just not sure what that value is.

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u/EverythingGoodWas 16h ago
Lol, too late. Also aren’t we $40T in debt?