US Treasury Buys Back $5.187B in Long Bonds, Falling Short of $6B Cap, Pushing Yields Higher

Published: Sep 11, 2026 13:28

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[SMM Precious Metal Express] The US Treasury completed $5.187 billion in long-bond buybacks, unusually falling short of the $6 billion cap. Treasury Secretary Bessent attributed this to "buying cheap." The shortfall signals marginally weaker demand for long-end Treasuries, failing to provide support and instead pushing yields higher.

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