Chase Taylor of Pinecone Macro joins Mining Stock Daily to break down the growing tension in the U.S. Treasury market as Scott Bessent looks to contain long-term yields while Fed Chair Kevin Warsh maintains a more hawkish stance. Taylor explains why expanded Treasury buybacks could evolve into a form of yield-curve control, the inflationary consequences of shifting government debt toward the short end, and why the bond market may be increasingly difficult for policymakers to manage. The conversation concludes with what this setup could mean for the U.S. dollar, precious metals and international equities, with Taylor arguing the dollar may ultimately become the relief valve if policymakers choose to suppress yields.