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25 Jun 2026, 13:39 UTC · 2h ago
U.S. Treasury Bond Market Insights and Global Implications
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The U.S. Treasury buyer base has structurally shifted from price-insensitive primary dealers (54% of coupon auctions in 2013 to 14% in 2026) to yield-sensitive domestic investment funds (70%). — The removal of the dealer 'shock absorber' increases Treasury market volatility and makes price discovery more sensitive to yield requirements.
-0.60Liability-driven investors (pensions, insurance) are returning to Treasuries as the 10-year real yield has reached its highest sustained level since the global financial crisis. — Strong structural demand from these buyers creates a 'gravitational pull' or floor for bond prices when real yields are sufficiently high.
+0.50Foreign Treasury demand has shifted from price-insensitive central banks to yield-sensitive private capital, with net private transactions averaging over $500 billion annually since 2022. — While foreign demand persists, the shift to private capital means demand is now contingent on attractive yields rather than strategic reserves.
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Recent 30-year Treasury auctions have shown signs of weakness, with the June 11 offering clearing at a higher yield than expected (tailing by 1.2 bps) and lower end-user takedown. — Indications that buyers are requiring higher concessions to absorb supply suggests a potential for upward pressure on long-term yields.
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