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US Treasury to Boost Bond Buybacks from Sept 9, May Use TGA Funds

Treasury Secretary Bessent announced the next bond repurchase operation on September 9, with buyback sizes for long-dated bonds at least doubled to $40B per operation. Reports suggest the Treasury may tap its nearly $1T TGA account to fund the expanded repurchases, though details remain undecided. The move aims to provide liquidity support to the long-end Treasury market, but market skepticism persists.

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Doubling long-end buybacks while floating TGA funding marks a shift from routine cash management toward active support of the long end, where liquidity has been thin enough to draw official attention. The signal matters more than the size: a Treasury willing to lean on its cash balance for market functioning invites questions about how far that tool extends. The open question is whether the buying is read as a genuine backstop for long-dated supply, or as a temporary patch that leaves the underlying duration and issuance problem untouched.

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