The US Treasury has sparked a debate about auctions of government notes and bonds — auctions of government notes and bonds are only getting bigger, and this has long been an “iron law” of the world's largest bond market. The Ministry of Finance fine-tuned its quarterly debt issuance policy statement, changing the “potential future increase” of interest-bearing securities auctions to “potential future adjustments.” Some traders speculate that officials may consider reducing the auction size of the longest term debt and focus any future issuance increases on lower-cost short- and medium-term products.
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The US Treasury has sparked a debate about auctions of government notes and bonds — auctions of government notes and bonds are only getting bigger, and this has long been an “iron law” of the world's largest bond market. The Ministry of Finance fine-tuned its quarterly debt issuance policy statement, changing the “potential future increase” of interest-bearing securities auctions to “potential future adjustments.” Some traders speculate that officials may consider reducing the auction size of the longest term debt and focus any future issuance increases on lower-cost short- and medium-term products.
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