Debt Trajectory and Yield Steepening Reinforce Each Other
- Debt milestone: Gross federal debt reached $40 trillion in August 2026, with CBO projecting public debt at 120% of GDP by 2036 and annual deficits...

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Treasury doubled buybacks to $4B after July deficit hit five-year high and debt topped $40T.
Two macro legends highlight converging threats to US debt credibility.
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AI investment, manufacturing output, exports and productivity gains are reshaping the global outlook, supporting US growth and Asia trade.
Treasury doubled long-bond buybacks to $4 billion per operation starting September, driving an immediate 10bp drop in 30-year yields to around 5.19%...
U.S. states face sharply different China trade risks amid 2025 tariff shifts.
Long-term yields face synchronized pressure from Japan, Treasury policy, and structural debt dynamics.
Ray Dalio warns the US could face a debt crisis within three years, urging investors to allocate 10-15% of assets to gold as a hedge.
Three macro pressures converge on a strained US Treasury market.
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US federal debt crossing $40 trillion reflects rapid doubling in a decade, outpacing economic growth and eroding fiscal credibility.
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's first Jackson Hole speech on August 27 could indicate the direction for September rate policy, offering investors direct clues on the Fed's immediate stance.
Kashkari views the climb in 10-year yields near 4.7% and 30-year above 5% as orderly, driven by fiscal deficits and AI spending rather than Fed...