2027 global economy: risks of slowdown, recession, but not Great Depression
Global economy faces 2027 risks: AI correction, oil above $117, China weakness, but 2008-style collapse not yet signaled.
Treasury confirmed a buyback of up to $6 billion, a figure that disappointed, while 30-year yields touched a session high of 5.29%.
Bessent has clearly taken it upon himself to act as god across FX and bond markets. A 'more than $4 billion' buyback was floated by the Treasury last month, and the confirmed figures are now out. The total is $6 billion, a number that appears to disappoint. It is also just "up to $6 billion", so there is a ceiling in place.
That means more T-bills and reduced long-dated Treasury supply overall, although the cut is smaller than feared. The 30-year yield is at its high for the session, gaining 3 basis points to 5.29%.
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Global economy faces 2027 risks: AI correction, oil above $117, China weakness, but 2008-style collapse not yet signaled.
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