PTJ's insight is that easing-cycle inflows have pulled $500B+ of institutional demand forward into bonds, creating a temporary artificial floor. Once the easing cycle ends, that bid reverses and deficits have no natural buyer — the reckoning is deferred, not cancelled.
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