Citigroup analysts suggest the US Treasury may cut long-term bond auctions by $3 billion each to pivot toward short-term debt as interest costs climb.
James Butterfill of CoinShares suggests that the US bond market has become a more significant driver for Bitcoin price dynamics than Federal Reserve policy.
International operations for Iranian airlines face a near-total shutdown on September 23, 2026, as US Treasury wind-down authorizations expire following recent sanctions.
The US House Financial Services Committee is evaluating a bill to establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and a centralized digital asset stockpile under the Treasury Department.
Bank of England official Carolyn Wilkins suggests that the growth of stablecoins could reinforce US dollar dominance and increase demand for US government debt.
The US Treasury has added VTB Bank to the SDN list for facilitating Iranian sanctions evasion, further isolating the institution from the global dollar system.
The US Treasury has introduced a safe harbor mechanism allowing multinational firms to bypass certain international tax rules by prioritizing domestic compliance.
The share of US Treasury debt held by central banks and the Fed has fallen below 15%, shifting market control to private investors and signaling higher borrowing costs.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent challenged currency traders to short the yen, claiming asymmetric information on Japanese policy.
The US Treasury has tripled its buyback limit for long-term government debt, increasing the per-operation ceiling to $6 billion.
The US Treasury's 10-year note auction on September 9 raised $39 billion with the highest demand since 2016.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expanded the bond buyback program to at least $4 billion per operation, but yields hit a three-year high.
Peter Schiff suggests investors buy nickels over US Treasury bonds, citing the intrinsic metal value of the coins despite legal prohibitions on melting them.
