US Treasury yields at 5% can’t be contained? Wall Street throws out a “reverse subscription window,” Treasury Department may be forced to change tactics.
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The yield on long-term U.S. Treasury bonds has broken through the 5% mark, and Bank of America has proposed an unconventional plan—a "reverse inquiry window"—suggesting that the Treasury issue bonds directly to end investors, bypassing the traditional auction mechanism, in hopes of precisely stimulating demand