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[E9156] FFTT argues the US Treasury market has fundamentally shifted to trading like emerging market sovereign debt facing fiscal crisis. Since mid-2022, 10-year yields rise when financial conditions tighten and fall when they loosen, inverting the traditional safe-haven relationship. November 2023 saw the largest single-month easing in US financial conditions in four decades, specifically designed to save the UST market for the fifth time in four years (Sept 2019, Mar 2020, Sep 2022, Mar 2023, Oct 2023).
supporting · 2025-12-06
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[E9157] The Treasury market now requires liquidity injections at increasingly frequent intervals to prevent dysfunction, with five interventions needed in just four years. Each successive dysfunction episode arrives faster than the previous one, suggesting a structural deterioration in UST market functioning rather than episodic stress.
supporting · 2025-12-06