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The U.S. Treasury bought back 4078000000 USD 20 to 30-year Treasuries, falling short of the 6000000000 USD cap.
U.S. Treasury 20 to 30-year Treasury buyback fell short of the 6000000000 USD cap
BlockBeats reported that September 25, the U.S. Treasury said that, on September 24 it conducted a liquidity buyback operation worth 4078000000 USD for 20 to 30-year U.S. Treasury securities, 20-year to 30-year Treasury buyback operation received 10468000000 USD bids.
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The U.S. Treasury said that it September 24 conducted a liquidity buyback operation worth 4078000000 USD for 20 to 30-year U.S. Treasury securities.
The operation received 10468000000 USD bids.
The buyback amount did not reach the 6000000000 USD cap.
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The U.S. Treasury originally planned to buy back up to 6000000000 USD of U.S. Treasury securities in the relevant maturities, but the actual buyback amount was 4078000000 USD; total market bids amounted to 10468000000 USD。
This shows that the buyback volume for the relevant Treasury maturities was below the set cap, providing one data point for observing demand for longer-term U.S. Treasuries.
A buyback is an operation in which the Treasury buys back some previously issued Treasury securities. The key figures here are the actual buyback amount, the set cap, and the bid amount.
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