
Bessent says Treasury auctions will continue as usual despite expanded buyback program
Scott Bessent confirmed Treasury auctions will continue as scheduled while the new buyback structure for longer-dated securities takes effect Sept. 9.
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Scott Bessent confirmed Treasury auctions will continue as scheduled while the new buyback structure for longer-dated securities takes effect Sept. 9.

Julian Emanuel, Evercore ISI senior managing director, joins 'Fast Money' to talk what he predicts for the market moving forward.

CNBC's Jim Cramer said growing political opposition could slow the data center buildout and put pressure on valuations of companies that have been major beneficiaries of the AI infrastructure boom. He said tougher rules could favor Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft and Meta by squeezing out smaller developers and reducing competition for land, labor and electricity.

CNBC's Jim Cramer said investors need to watch long-term Treasury yields, which have surged amid inflation concerns, heavy government borrowing and a wave of AI-related corporate debt issuance. He said the Treasury's expanded bond buybacks provided only brief relief, and bringing rates meaningfully lower will ultimately require getting inflation under control.

Power supply firm Aggreko has filed for a U.S. initial public offering, the firm said on Monday.

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Apollo Chief Economist Torsten Slok comments on the economic impact of the the US Treasury's strategic debt buyback operations. Speaking on "Bloomberg The Close," Slok also discusses the outlook for Federal Reserve monetary policy.

U.S. stocks ended mixed as a drop in oil prices was offset by concerns about debt incurred to fund the AI boom.

AI is shaking up a lot of things—including which stocks investors can expect to hold up in a market selloff.

Oil stocks, materials and techs have been market leaders this year. That trend could continue if the Federal Reserve raises interest rates later this year and in 2027.

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Chip makers and other tech stocks weighed on major U.S. indexes.

Warsh wants an “unfiltered message from markets,” while Bessent is buying long Treasuries because he says yields no longer reflect the underlying fundamentals. AI hyperscalers issued $220bn of debt through August 10, versus $12.5bn in the comparable 2025 period, while Treasury is fighting for basically the same capital.

A district attorney in the U.S. state of California said on Monday the office has ended a criminal probe into a GKN Aerospace factory and announced a claims program of up to $100 million for more than 50,000 nearby residents who left their homes in May due to a chemical incident at the plant.

Iran's "economic D-Day" sanctions are unlikely to shift the regime's stance or meaningfully impact global markets near-term. Much of the negative market impact from Iran-related turmoil is already priced in; expect volatility but not fundamental disruption before the U.S. midterms.