Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech could shape expectations for Fed support of Treasury buybacks, with implications for bitcoin, gold and long-term yields.
- Warsh’s first Jackson Hole keynote will test whether the Fed could support Treasury’s larger bond-buyback program and help restrain long-term yields.
- Bitcoin jumped from $64,000 to $80,000 and gold rallied after Treasury’s announcement, as markets began pricing in the possibility of eventual Fed-backed yield-curve control.
- Any signal of Fed–Treasury coordination could extend the bitcoin and gold rally, while a defense of Fed independence could lift yields and the dollar and pressure both assets.
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