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The U.S. Treasury just bought back $12.5B in government debt one of its largest buybacks ever effectively injecting liquidity into the system. When the government retires its own bonds, fresh cash enters markets, which tends to lift risk assets like equities and crypto. Combined with the broader tilt toward easing (QE chatter, potential rate cuts), Q1–Q2 2026 could see meaningful liquidity support.
Japan’s $185B stimulus package points in the same direction: major economies are quietly shifting back toward growth support. Still, the BOJ’s December 19 rate decision will be key to confirming how unified this global easing trend really is.