A $100 Billion Liquidity Drain May Hit Markets This Week

Over $100 billion in net new Treasury issuance this week is shifting liquidity from supportive to restrictive, with net T-bill supply now acting as a key short-term drain on markets. The article says issuance days have correlated with weaker S&P 500 and Bitcoin performance, highlighting pressure on risk assets from tighter liquidity conditions.

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Over $100 billion in net new Treasury issuance this week is shifting liquidity from supportive to restrictive, with net T-bill supply now acting as a key short-term drain on markets. The article says issuance days have correlated with weaker S&P 500 and Bitcoin performance, highlighting pressure on risk assets from tighter liquidity conditions.