Why a chorus of market pros is criticizing the Treasury's plan to tame the bond market

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's plan to stabilize the US bond market has drawn criticism from market professionals, including billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller. The plan involves increasing purchases of long-dated bonds and potentially using the Treasury's General Account to fund more bond buys. Critics argue that these interventions work against market principles and fail to address underlying economic issues.

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