The US Treasury will avoid rattling bond markets ahead of crucial midterm elections, holding off on changes that would introduce the possibility of bigger bond sales in its quarterly refunding statement next week, according to JPMorgan Chase and Co. strategists.
The US Treasury will avoid rattling bond markets ahead of crucial midterm elections, holding off on changes that would introduce the possibility of bigger bond sales in its quarterly refunding statement next week, according to JPMorgan Chase and Co. strategists.
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