US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent testifying at the US Congress. Photo via C-Span.
The US Treasury’s attempt to bring down long-term borrowing costs could leave the government more exposed to interest-rate shocks if it replaces long-dated bonds with debt that must be refinanced more frequently, says Kenneth Rogoff.
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