Treasury liquidation converts government securities into cash, often by selling them before maturity. Institutions use it to meet obligations, manage liquidity, or rebalance portfolios. It benefits banks, corporations, and fund managers seeking quick funds, though forced sales may signal stress. Central banks also monitor it for market stability.
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