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Fed-Treasury ‘Regime Change’ May Fuel Bond Rally, Citrini Says
Source: Bloomberg
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Citrini Research says Treasury and the Fed are moving toward a more coordinated funding plan that would tilt issuance toward shorter-term Treasuries and reduce longer-dated supply. The expected impact is a potential rally in 30-year bonds as the market faces less long-duration issuance pressure. Net effect is mildly positive for longer-dated yields and bond price performance.
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