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Fed-Treasury ‘Regime Change’ May Fuel Bonds, Citrini Says

A new agreement between the U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve is expected to impact the bond market in the coming months.

By · Published August 28, 2026 at 12:30 UTC · Updated August 28, 2026 at 13:24 UTC

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Treasury and the Federal Reserve have reached a new agreement that is expected to fuel the U.S. The accord is anticipated to ignite a rally in 30-year bonds within the next three months. This development follows research from Citrini, a trending research firm, which predicts a significant shift in the bond market due to the new regime.

The agreement has sparked interest across financial platforms. Moomoo and finance.biggo.com have noted the potential for a long-end Treasury supply shrink, which could drive the bond market. Bloomberg has also covered the story, emphasizing the potential impact on the bond market.

The focus now shifts to the implementation of the new agreement and its effects on the bond market. Citrini's research memo, titled 'Macro Memo: Regime Change,' provides further insights into the expected changes. Investors and financial analysts will be closely monitoring the developments over the next few months to assess the full impact of this regime change.

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What is the new agreement between the U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve?

The new agreement is expected to fuel the U.S. Treasury bond market, potentially igniting a rally in 30-year bonds within three months.

Which research firm predicted the impact of the new agreement?

Citrini, a trending research firm, predicted the significant shift in the bond market due to the new regime.

How might major lenders benefit from this development?

Major lenders, including Bank of America, could win big from the bond-market maneuvers orchestrated by Scott Bessent and Kevin Warsh.

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