Why fears of a bond buyer’s strike are easing even as short-term Treasury bills are set to flood the market

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Bond-market traders took the Treasury Department’s as-expected quarterly refunding announcement in stride on Wednesday, putting aside concerns over whether a likely deluge of short-term T-bills in the months ahead might meet resistance from potential buyers.

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Why fears of a bond buyer’s strike are easing even as short-term Treasury bills are set to flood the market

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