Net issuance escalating to CRITICAL alongside a widening $95.5 billion TGA drawdown has not moved the 2s10s curve or credit spreads, suggesting the market currently reads the liquidity injection as offsetting the supply flood rather than the fiscal gravity narrative's implied stress being realized.

What would prove it wrong

If net issuance stays at CRITICAL for another reporting week without a move in the 2s10s curve or credit spreads, the offsetting-liquidity read holds; if yields or spreads begin to widen while issuance remains elevated, or the FOMC minutes due 8 July flag discomfort with debt-cost trends, the calm-market thesis fails.

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