Concerns Raised Over US Debt Financing Amid Treasury Bond Market Trends

Former Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin expressed concerns about the U.S. government's ability to finance its debt, stating there's no 'break-the-glass' solution. This comes as the market questions the reliability of long Treasury bond investments.

5 May, 22:48 — 5 May, 22:48

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Betting on long Treasury bonds when yields near 5% has been a slam-dunk trade over the past few years. Is this time different?

“There is not a ‘break-the-glass’ solution,” says former Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin of backup plans if the U.S. can’t finance its debt.

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Betting on long Treasury bonds when yields near 5% has been a slam-dunk trade over the past few years. Is this time different?

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Concerns Raised Over US Debt Financing Amid Treasury Bond Market Trends

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Betting on long Treasury bonds when yields near 5% has been a slam-dunk trade over the past few years. Is this time different?

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Betting on long Treasury bonds when yields near 5% has been a slam-dunk trade over the past few years. Is this time different?

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