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On September 9, the U.S. Treasury announced that it would purchase at least $4 billion and up to $6 billion of long-term government debt in its first operation to expand the buyback program, demonstrating its commitment to curbing the recent rise in borrowing costs. Following the announcement, U.S. Treasury bonds continued their earlier decline, indicating that the scale of the announcement was smaller than some investors had expected. The success of the expanded purchase plan remains to be seen. After the initial announcement last month, yields fell but then rebounded. The benchmark 10-year yield reached its highest point of 2023 last week. Economist Guha, who previously worked at the New York Fed, stated, 'The challenge always lies in whether the effects of these interventions can be sustained without larger fundamental changes.' Moreover, the maximum scale of the buyback does not necessarily mean that the Treasury will purchase that amount of government bonds. However, in buybacks targeting long-term nominal debt, the department typically buys the full scale; since the program was reintroduced in 2024, there have only been two instances out of 52 operations where this did not occur.

On September 9, the U.S. Treasury Department announced that it would purchase a minimum of $4 billion and a maximum of $6 billion in long-term government debt in the first operation of its expanded buyback program, demonstrating its determination to curb the recent rise in borrowing costs. U.S. Treasury bonds continued their earlier decline following the announcement, indicating that the scale was smaller than some investors had anticipated. The success of the expanded purchase program remains to be seen. After the initial announcement last month, yields fell but then rebounded. The benchmark 10-year yield reached its highest point in 2023 last week. Economist Guha, who previously worked at the New York Fed, stated, 'The challenge is always whether the impact of these interventions can be sustained without larger fundamental changes.' Furthermore, the maximum scale of the buyback does not necessarily mean the Treasury will purchase that amount of bonds. However, in buybacks targeting long-term nominal debt, the department typically purchases the full scale; since the program was reintroduced in 2024, there have only been two instances out of 52 operations where this has not occurred.

On September 9, Eric Trump, the second son of U.S. President Donald Trump, retweeted a post about the price plummeting after the launch of LAPTOP, commenting, "Hunter should go back to painting." His remarks referred to Hunter Biden, the son of former President Biden, who launched the meme coin LAPTOP. The post retweeted by Eric Trump stated that LAPTOP dropped 98% within minutes of its launch and mentioned that the project originally planned to allocate some tokens to users who incurred losses in TRUMP trades.