US Treasury's $1 Trillion Debt Deluge Sparks Market Concerns
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The US Treasury's plan to borrow $1 trillion in the next three months to fund the government's pandemic response is causing concern among investors and threatening the market's calm. The surge in borrowing is due to the government's stimulus measures and tax cuts, and could lead to higher interest rates and inflation.
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