The US Treasury's $4 billion increase in long-term bond purchases faces criticism from experts like Stanley Druckenmiller and James Sullivan, who argue it undermines market credibility and fails to address rising government debt supply and future borrowing costs.
The US Treasury's $4 billion increase in long-term bond purchases faces criticism from experts like Stanley Druckenmiller and James Sullivan, who argue it undermines market credibility and fails to address rising government debt supply and future borrowing costs.
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