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The outlook for US Treasuries is increasingly shaped by shifting Federal Reserve leadership expectations and evolving fiscal policy under the Trump administration. Markets are pricing in a more cautious approach to monetary easing, with current projections suggesting the Fed may remain on hold until early 2027. The transition to new leadership under Kevin Warsh is a focal point for investors as they gauge the future trajectory of interest rates and inflation management. International pressures also weigh on the UST landscape, highlighted by Treasury Secretary Bessent's public encouragement of rate hikes from the Bank of Japan. While structural supports like AI-driven capital expenditure remain positive, significant tail risks persist regarding energy market disruptions. Analysts warn that if oil prices spike toward $150/bbl rather than retreating to $90/bbl, the resulting global recession would fundamentally shift yield dynamics. Consequently, the UST market remains caught between domestic policy caution and external inflationary shocks.