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U.S. Treasury steps in with larger bond buybacks as 30-year yield hits 19-year high, Raoul Pal notes

U.S. Treasury steps in with larger bond buybacks as 30-year yield hits 19-year high, Raoul Pal notes
U.S. Treasury doubles bond buybacks

Raoul Pal, co-founder and CEO at Real Vision, points out that the U.S. Treasury has doubled the size of its long-end bond buybacks. This move comes a day after the 30-year yield hit a 19-year high at 5.33%.

Pal describes the additional buyback amount as small but calls the action significant, noting that it is the fiscal authority, not the Federal Reserve, stepping in to defend the market.

Pal has previously noted that banks and asset managers are shifting products to blockchain rails as AI agent development and liquidity increase, according to a recent article here. He has also projected a fundamental change in the global economic system by 2030, driven by shifting economic forces, as discussed in this report. Pal regularly comments on major shifts in markets and technology.

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