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US bond sale costs hit 25-year high, signaling investor warning

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The U.S. experienced its most expensive bond sale since 2001, signaling a potential warning to investors. This event is linked to the rising costs associated with public debt, which has significantly increased the budget deficit. Interest on the public debt has reached $1.17 trillion for the current fiscal year, marking a 15% rise. AI

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US bond sale costs hit 25-year high, signaling investor warning

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Greg Ritchie, Bloomberg ·

    Costliest U.S. bond sale since 2001 is investor warning to Bessent

    Interest on the public debt continues to be a key driver of the budget deficit. For the fiscal year to date, the tally is $1.17 trillion — a 15% increase.

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