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The mood was less upbeat in Asia after China said Friday it would ramp up a local debt ceiling, but fell short of announcing any new growth-boosting measures European and US stocks mostly jumped, while the dollar gained and bitcoin extended a record run on Monday, as traders took their lead from events in China […]
There we no big surprises today, and as expected, the refill of the Treasury General Account - which can only happen assuming there is a debt ceiling deal before Sept 30 - was the primary use of funds.
On July 4, President Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), raising the debt ceiling by $5 trillion to avoid a potential default by the US government. However, this bill is likely to have long-term implications, according to experts.
High fiscal deficits and increasing government debt levels constrain the U.S. rating, even if a surge in revenue from President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs is expected to reduce the deficit this year, Fitch said in a statement. "The U.S. has not taken meaningful action to address its large fiscal deficits, rising debt burden, or the looming increase in spending tied to an aging population," it said. In 2023, Fitch downgraded the U.S. sovereign rating by one notch from its previous top, triple-A rating, pointing to expected fiscal deterioration and repeated down-to-the-wire debt ceiling negotiations.
In these strange times we have something that has become rather familiar over the years which is a US government shut down. It has become like a piece of performance art where the players talk about reducing government spending and then increase the debt ceiling and go back to spending ever more. So it is…