The Bessent Twist is a strategic maneuver in bond markets, named after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. It involves the U.S. issuing more short-term bills while reducing long-term debt supply, aiming to lower long-term yields without outright Federal Reserve intervention. This tactic benefits mortgage holders and businesses seeking cheaper borrowing costs, while offering investors a clear signal on fiscal policy direction.
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