US Long Bond Faces Buyer Exodus Amidst Big Treasury Bets and Buffett's Safe Haven Shift
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Investors and major firms like DoubleLine and Pimco are avoiding or underweighting the long-term 30-year US Treasuries due to concerns over rising debt, fiscal deficits, and changing demand, leading to a buyers' strike and speculation about reduced auctions, while the Treasury maintains steady issuance plans amidst market uncertainties.
- Buyers’ Strike Rocks US Long Bond as DoubleLine, Pimco Stay Away Bloomberg.com
- Investors are piling into big, short Treasury bets alongside Warren Buffett CNBC
- Billionaire Warren Buffett Pours $305,500,000,000 Into ‘Safe Haven’ Assets While Dumping Stakes in Citigroup, Bank of America and Capital One The Daily Hodl
- Bond Buyers Are Turning Their Backs on the US 30-Year Bloomberg.com
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