Treasury buybacks signal soft financial repression
The case made was that unscheduled Treasury buybacks, while not quantitatively significant, are a signpost of 'soft' financial repression and fiscal dominance, where authorities intervene because they dislike the level of yields, not due to an acute market crisis.
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