Impending US Debt Ceiling Crisis: Congress in Session and Wall Street Shrugs.
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The US government is facing a potential debt ceiling crisis as the Treasury Department warns that it will run out of cash by October unless Congress raises the borrowing limit. Failure to do so could result in a government shutdown and a default on US debt. The issue has become a political battleground, with Republicans refusing to support an increase in the debt ceiling without corresponding spending cuts.
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