March T-Bills "Panic-Selling" As Debt-Ceiling Fears Reignite

With all eyes focused on China (shadow bank liquidity fears), Emerging Market currencies, and US equities; something very concerning has been going on in short-dated Treasury Bills. The ultra-short-term remain bid (near zero yield) as the saftey crush demand bids for them but move out one month – across the dreaded late-February debt-ceiling debacle maginot line – and suddenly yields are exploding! The March 16th yields have screamed from 1bps to 12.75bps in the last 2 days – now above the October debt ceiling levels..

 

Bills around the debt-ceiling are exploding…

 

While near-term bill demand is huge as safety of cash is sought…


    



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