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The US Treasury bought back $6 billion of older government bonds known as off-the-run Treasuries on Nov. 4, 2026, hitting the full limit of its latest operation. Older bonds known as off-the-run Treasuries each have their own identifying number called a CUSIP, and dealers suggested using per-CUSIP limits to spread Treasury purchases more broadly.· Entity summary generated by Graphiti

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  1. off-the-run TreasuriesHAS IDENTIFIERCUSIP

    Older bonds known as off-the-run Treasuries each have their own identifying number called a CUSIP, and dealers suggested using per-CUSIP limits to spread Treasury purchases more broadly.

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  2. U.S. TreasuryBOUGHT BACKoff-the-run Treasuries

    The US Treasury bought back $6 billion of older government bonds known as off-the-run Treasuries on Nov. 4, 2026, hitting the full limit of its latest operation.

    Current1 sourceU.S. Treasury

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