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Fed Buying Enough To Replace Reduced Public and Foreign Central Bank Buying – Professional Edition

Here are a few of  the key bullet points in this report.

  • Treasury supply has been and will continue to be relatively light. There will be enough cash coming from the Fed’s Treasury purchases and huge settlement of MBS purchases this week to absorb all new supply and then some.
  • Settlement of the fiscal cliff removed a temporary psychological blockage to deployment of that cash, lifting stocks. The debt ceiling may play a similar role as we get closer to the deadline.
  • With sentiment possibly shifting away from bonds, the freed up liquidity could flow toward equities.

Table of Contents

Treasury Auctions 3
Week Just Completed 4
Week Ahead 5
Treasury Auction Takedowns By Investor Class 6
Primary Dealer Treasury Holdings 10
Bond Fund Flows 15
Bank Holdings of Treasuries 16
Federal Revenues 18
Economic Data Schedule 26
10 Year Treasury Yield 27
US($) Dolor Index 29


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