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Liquidity Noose Tightens On The Bond Market- Here’s Why Stocks Are Next

Treasury auction demand has risen along with supply recently but bond prices keep falling and yields keep rising. Why? Because buyers must liquidate bonds in the secondary market to raise the cash to buy new issues. That’s just one sign of the tightening liquidity noose that is strangling the markets. There are more. Here’s what they are, and why you must pay heed.

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