The U.S. Treasury's approach towards managing the burgeoning U.S. debt has recently garnered positive attention from Wall Street, marking a significant shift in the dynamics of government securities. Rooted in a philosophy of maintaining "regular and predictable" debt sales, the Treasury has historically aimed to minimize market volatility while financing the U.S. deficit. This strategy, while effective in stabilizing markets, faced new challenges with the rise in interest rates.
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