Some economist or rather economist’s reporter want the US Treasure Secretary to refinance US DEBT in the amount of $8-$10 trillion while ignoring the fact that US Treasure since 2020 begin to shift from long-term treasury auction off to short term auctioned off. That means that Treasury has to intensified the auctioned-off action more frequently. Basically, Coupons need to be refinanced in the amount off $3,132.696 during 2026 but bills more frequently. For example, the 52 weeks in amount of $4,418.777 trillion while 26 weeks are $3,328.375 trillion as much as two times during the 2026 year, but for times the 13-14 weeks bills need to be auctioned-off in the amount of $1,617.449 trillion, totaling circa $21 trillion. Accordingly, the $21 trillion in Treasury coupons and bills maturing will be met with about $21 trillion worth of demand. Scott Bessent is a speculator. He knows how to make money with volatility (aka economic instability) and he was the hand that made Bank of England to go bankrupt managing Soros money. He does not know how to create economic stability. He restricted liquidity and that brought SP500, USD and Bitcoin down, and he must have realized he overdid it because banks were having problems to keep their reserve money in healthy levels. So, liquidity was injected again. Trump is not an avid reader or a scholar. He is improvising and learning along the way. Did I say macroeconomy is ruthless and someone always pays the bill when sudden moves happen?
Liquidity so far just growing in value upon inflation nor in quantity. This situation will force investors to reconsider these further investments because Venezuelan outcome will only stimulate the inflation upon liquidity growth. With the market already uneasy about the size of U.S. federal deficit, the Treasury proposal stirred fears among some investors of upward pressure on long-dated bond yields. Quote "As Treasury Secretary, my job is to be the nation's top bond salesman. And Treasury yields are a strong barometer for measuring success in this endeavor," Bessent said in a November 12 2025 speech, noting borrowing costs were down across the curve. Later on the Treasury did not respond to a request for comment for this story, while Treasury taking unconventional steps, such as an aggressive buyback program or reducing the supply of long-dated bonds, to limit yields … Bessent said in November that the stablecoin market, valued at around $300 billion, could grow tenfold by the end of the decade, increasing demand for Treasury bills.

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