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"The Treasury can address market plumbing, but it cannot buy back geopolitical risk, inflation risk or fiscal arithmetic."
Treasury doubled bond buybacks ($14bn) to cap 30-year yields; immediate reversal showed market doubts on fiscal reform. Without structural deficit cuts, implicit Treasury put weakens dollar, feeds inflation risk, raises capex/M&A costs for enterprises.
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How high can we push valuations before something snaps violently?

...for a market yet-again worrying about a hypothetical “loss of control” with US Treasury Yields...

Risks hiding in plain sight...

We're frogs in water that's getting measurably hotter, and it's getting harder to muster the means to jump out of the simmering…

"...the more durable expression is lower dollar rather than structurally lower rates..."

It's not being bearish, it's basic financial journalism...