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Why the Huge Widening in the U.S. Deficit Could Move Markets
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October 11, 2023
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3:38Now PlayingThe CBO projects the U.S. will average a $2 trillion deficit every year for the next decade. That means the Treasury Department will need to sell a lot more bonds, radically increasing the supply. That's likely to push bond yields higher, analysts say, and could weigh on the stock market. I explain how.
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