“So that would buy us about six months of no issuance, while at the same time emptying the TGA, which releases liquidity in the economy, which historically has been very bullish for the yield curve.”

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empty the Treasury General Account (TGA) to fund about six months of no new Treasury issuance, releasing liquidity into the economy

about a trillion in the TGA; six months of no issuance; 100 basis points drop in yields when similar action was taken in late 2022

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