U.S. Treasury just bought back another $2B of its own debt.
This is a quiet form of quantitative easing; injecting liquidity into the system in real time. Markets could react positively, as added liquidity often supports risk assets and broader market growth.
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U.S. TREASURY: QUIET LIQUIDITY INJECTION
U.S. Treasury just bought back another $2B of its own debt.
This is a quiet form of quantitative easing; injecting liquidity into the system in real time.
Markets could react positively, as added liquidity often supports risk assets and broader market growth.