For example, the Fed held 7.0 percent of outstanding Treasury securities in 1945 and 9.2 percent in 1951 (the year of the Accord), almost entirely in the form of 90-day bills. For comparison, in 2001 the Fed held 9.7 percent of the stock of outstanding Treasury debt.
the parameters which will determine the smooth servicing of the public debt in the future. In other words, the markets still have their attention focused on public debt dynamics. Against this background, it is particularly positive that the Greek government requested the activation of the support mechanism.