US Treasury's $1tn borrowing spree to strain banks and markets.
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The US Treasury's plan to borrow $1tn in the coming months is expected to put a strain on banks, which will be required to buy more government debt to meet regulatory requirements. The move could also lead to a rise in interest rates, which would increase borrowing costs for consumers and businesses.
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