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The Death Of The Dollar
Source: seekingalpha.com
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Treasury is effectively running its own QE by using proceeds from short-term Treasury sales to purchase long-term bonds, aiming to lower long-end yields. Separately, the Fed is indirectly supporting liquidity by buying $40B/month of short-term Treasuries without formally calling it QE. This combination is likely to be meaningful for the Treasury curve, compressing yields and improving near-term financial conditions.
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