US Treasury Increases Bond Buybacks Amid Dollar Decline

MGR Online•Economy•3d ago

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The US Treasury is increasing its long-term bond buyback ceiling to 4 billion dollars per auction starting September 9, 2026.

•The US Treasury increased the long-term bond buyback limit from 2 billion to at least 4 billion dollars per auction.
•The measure takes effect on September 9, 2026.
•Robert Kiyosaki criticized the policy as money printing that accelerates inflation.
•US 30-year bond yields reached a nearly 20-year high while the US Dollar Index (DXY) hit a 3-month low.

•The US Treasury announced an increase in the buyback ceiling for long-term bonds (10 to 30 years) to at least 4 billion dollars per auction.
•The US Treasury buyback measure will be effective starting September 9, 2026.
•US Treasury officials claimed the measure is a liquidity management technique and not Quantitative Easing (QE).
•The US 30-year government bond yield surged to its highest level in nearly 20 years.
•The US Dollar Index (DXY) dropped to its lowest point in 3 months.
•Robert Kiyosaki described the policy as money printing to intoxicate the market and warned that cash savers will lose the most wealth.
•Robert Kiyosaki advised institutional investors to move capital into Bitcoin, gold, silver, and real estate.
•US public debt has surged past 40 trillion dollars.

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Robert Kiyosaki

"Cash holders are the victims sacrificed for wealth."

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US Treasury(กระทรวงการคลังสหรัฐฯ)ℹ️

The US government body that announced the increase in long-term bond buyback ceilings.

Federal Reserve(ธนาคารกลางสหรัฐฯ)ℹ️

The entity the US Treasury claims is the only one capable of actually expanding the monetary base.

Robert Kiyosaki(โ รเบิร์ต คิโยซากิ)ℹ️

An investor and author of 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' who criticized US Treasury policies on platform X.

United States(สหรัฐอเมริกา)ℹ️

The country whose Treasury is implementing bond buybacks and whose public debt exceeds 40 trillion dollars.