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Banks say bond buybacks won't lower yields
Global banking institutions, including Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo, agree that US bond repurchase programs will not be effective in lowering long-term yields since they do not address the root causes of fluctuations in the yield curve. Experts indicate that a decline in yields requires fundamental economic shifts, including moderation in growth and inflation, clarification of Federal Reserve policies, and the implementation of disciplined financial measures. Meanwhile, some institutions, such as Citibank, expect to benefit from 20-year Treasury bonds, supported by the purchase programs and their attractiveness relative to risk and return, with the potential backing of pension funds and economic data stability.
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