The United States Treasury Department increased its liquidity support to buy back, and the market responded positively

The market was very responsive to the announcement by the United States Treasury Department that it would increase the liquidity of long-term securities to support buy-back operations. The Ministry of Finance will double the size of the buy-back in response to the 30-year rate of return that soars this week to its highest level since 2007. This would inject more liquidity into the market, although analysts pointed out that such mitigation might be only short-term. This decision of the Ministry of Finance, aimed at increasing market liquidity, did not address the underlying structural problems. As fiscal concerns and expectations of inflation rise, the market may again be under pressure。