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HSBC: Fed’s Balance Sheet Reduction to Increase Treasury Market Reliance on Price-Sensitive Buyers

HSBC strategists warn that if the Fed shrinks its Treasury holdings, the U.S. Treasury market will become more dependent on price-sensitive investors to absorb a larger share of government financing needs. This shift could increase market volatility as these buyers demand higher yields.

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This frames Fed balance-sheet policy as a structural issue for Treasury market functioning, not just a rates story. If the marginal buyer becomes more price-sensitive, the cost of absorbing supply shows up in term premia and volatility rather than in headline issuance totals. That matters for anyone pricing duration or collateral. The open question is whether demand from such buyers proves elastic enough to absorb the shift without persistent concession widening.

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