Treasury Considers Cutting Back-End Yield Curve Issuance
Meghan Swiber, managing director of US rates strategy at BofA Securities, argues that the US Treasury could send a stronger market signal by reducing issuance at the longer end of the yield curve. She also discusses potential statements from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh at the upcoming Jackson Hole conference.
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Treasury Can Send Strong Signal to Market, Swiber Says
Meghan Swiber, managing director of US rates strategy at BofA Securities, argues that the US Treasury could send a stronger market signal by reducing issuance at the longer end of the yield curve. She also discusses potential statements from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh at the upcoming Jackson Hole conference.
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