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U.S. Treasury Bessent Says We Are Going To Continue With Our Regular Program Of Treasury Auctions, You Will Be Hearing From Us Again At Beginning Of Next Quarter; We Haven't Bought A Single Bond Yet, Next Operation Is Sept. 9; We Believe A Warning Shot And A Level-Set Is An Appropriate Action

Aug 24, 2026 · 01:19 PM ET· updated 2h ago

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Why It Matters

The U.S. Treasury is selling government bonds on a normal schedule and hasn't bought any back yet—they're planning their next sale for September 9th. When you see Treasury news, it's worth noticing whether the government is borrowing more or less, since that affects interest rates and how attractive stocks look compared to safe bonds.

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