Treasury will now buy back more government debt directly from investors.

The Treasury Department is changing the rules for buying back its own debt. It will now let more investors directly offer to sell their bonds back to the government, making the process more open.

This change makes it easier for the Treasury to manage its debt by buying it back when prices are low. It allows the government to potentially save money on interest payments over time. It also gives the Treasury more flexibility in how it handles its finances, moving away from a more rigid, standardized process.