A government bond buyback involves a central treasury repurchasing its outstanding debt securities from investors before maturity. This strategy manages national debt, reduces future interest obligations, or injects liquidity into financial markets. Primary beneficiaries include the government through lower borrowing costs, and banks or institutional investors who gain immediate cash, improving their balance sheets and market stability.
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