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- U.S. inflation held steady in December; annual rate closes at 2.7%
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The U.S. T-bill market is feeling the debt pinch
A looming debt-limit crisis is causing yield anomalies. By David Enna, Tipswatch.com In looking over this week’s auctions of Treasury bills, I noticed something unusual, but also predictable: The looming debt-limit crisis is beginning to send tremors through the short-term … Continue reading
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Tagged debt limit, economy, finance, investing, personal-finance, stocks, The Treasury
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I had already planned on doing what the editor said about selling my I-bonds with 0 or .4% fixed rates…