How a plan to fix a $326 billion hole on bank balance sheets could underpin a Warsh and Bessent Treasury twist
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It looks like Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent are acting in a coordinated way to reduce long-term bond yields, according to Citrini Research.
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BREAKING: U.S. TREASURY OFFICIAL:
“Bond yields will fall as inflation cools over time.”
"The Trump administration is focused on bringing LONG-TERM bond yields down."
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U.S. TREASURY OFFICIAL: BOND YIELDS WILL FALL AS INFLATION COOLS OVER TIME, TRUMP ADMINISTRATION FOCUSED ON BRINGING LONG BOND YIELDS DOWN
— *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) August 27, 2026