🚨 The U.S. just auctioned off $25 billion in 30-year bonds. And the results were bad. Really bad. Weak demand, rising yields, and big warning signs for America’s debt future. (a thread)

Why would foreign buyers pull back? A few reasons: – Currency hedging costs: if you’re in Japan or Europe, hedging USD risk wipes out most of the yield – Geopolitical tension – Diversification away from Treasuries - Rising debt Even at 4.8%, they weren’t buying aggressively.

So, quick recap: – Tail = biggest in a year – Bid-to-cover = weakest in 2 years – Foreign demand = fading – Domestic demand = slipping – Fed support = propping things up – Dealers = stuck holding the bag And the market noticed.

If the Fed cuts short-term interest rates to stimulate the economy but long-term bond demand stays weak then long yields could keep rising. You’d have short rates going down… but long rates going up. That’s a steepening yield curve and it can wreck markets.

So what’s next? If future auctions look like this one, the pressure will mount. We could see: – Higher yields – Weaker equity markets – Fed intervention Yes, that includes Yield Curve Control (YCC), where the Fed sets a cap on long-term yields.

And here’s the kicker: Bond markets care about fundamentals. Equity markets care about vibes. But when the fundamentals get loud enough, they drown out the vibes. If stocks don’t listen to bonds soon… something will break.

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From secret draft to national law The plan, dubbed the Aldrich Plan, was introduced to Congress. At first, it failed. But in 1913, with Woodrow Wilson in office and after political tweaks, it passed as the Federal Reserve Act. The Fed was born, and the public had no idea how.

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