US Treasury Funds Bond Buyback Program by Selling Short-Term Bills

The Treasury's doubled bond buyback program is being funded by selling short-term bills. This action does not create new money but shortens the debt maturity and influences long-term interest rates.

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Treasury Is Buying Its Own Bonds. Where Is The Money Coming From?

Treasury's doubled buyback program is funded by selling short-term bills. That creates no new money, but it shortens the debt and puts a fiscal hand on long-term rates.

By James Broughel, Contributor

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US Treasury Funds Bond Buyback Program by Selling Short-Term Bills

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Treasury Is Buying Its Own Bonds. Where Is The Money Coming From?

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