Word on the street is that Treasury representatives are being tasked with a hefty $200 billion mortgage bond buying spree. Here's the kicker though—GSEs are the likely funding source, which basically means that's $200 billion not flowing into Treasury purchases. Sure, mortgage rates might catch a breather in the short term, but don't celebrate yet. The flip side? Treasury yields will probably climb, and inflation could get pushed higher. Classic policy tradeoff: help one market, stress another. Crypto traders watching macro trends should keep a close eye on these Treasury yield moves—they tend to ripple across asset classes.
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WalletManager
· 17h ago
The figure of 20 billion looks impressive, but the source of funds is not the Ministry of Finance at all... This is a classic case of smoke and mirrors; on-chain analysis reveals the truth. Keep an eye on the movement of Treasury yields, as this often determines the risk factor of crypto assets.
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DeFiGrayling
· 17h ago
It's the same old trick of left hand flipping to the right hand. The 20 billion sounds impressive, but actually GSE is backing it. This time, inflation is really about to take off.
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AirdropFatigue
· 17h ago
It's the same old trick of left hand doing one thing and right hand doing another. 20 billion sounds impressive, but in reality, the money didn't even make it into the Treasury's pocket... a classic policy magic show.
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RunWhenCut
· 17h ago
It's the same old trick again, saving mortgages with the left hand and harvesting profits with the right hand. The promised 20 billion turns out to be a castle in the air? This government really knows how to play.
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ChainSauceMaster
· 17h ago
It's the same old trick again, saving the mortgage with the left hand and causing inflation with the right hand. Can't the logic be changed up a bit?
Word on the street is that Treasury representatives are being tasked with a hefty $200 billion mortgage bond buying spree. Here's the kicker though—GSEs are the likely funding source, which basically means that's $200 billion not flowing into Treasury purchases. Sure, mortgage rates might catch a breather in the short term, but don't celebrate yet. The flip side? Treasury yields will probably climb, and inflation could get pushed higher. Classic policy tradeoff: help one market, stress another. Crypto traders watching macro trends should keep a close eye on these Treasury yield moves—they tend to ripple across asset classes.