US Treasury Secretary Bezent's debt management team has long rejected suggestions from Wall Street and the US Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee to cancel forward-looking guidelines in future US Treasury bond issuance plans. Since this position has continued for too long, many traders no longer expect the Ministry of Finance to change policy in the short term. Before announcing the quarterly debt strategy statement on Wednesday, most traders expect that the Ministry of Finance will renew its previous promise that “at least the next few quarters will not increase the scale of treasury notes and long-term bonds.”

US Treasury Secretary Bezent's debt management team has long rejected suggestions from Wall Street and the US Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee to cancel forward-looking guidelines in future US Treasury bond issuance plans. Since this position has continued for too long, many traders no longer expect the Ministry of Finance to change policy in the short term. Before announcing the quarterly debt strategy statement on Wednesday, most traders expect that the Ministry of Finance will renew its previous promise that “at least the next few quarters will not increase the scale of treasury notes and long-term bonds.”