Foreign Buyers Retreat from US Debt Amid Mounting Fiscal Risks  Yesterday's discussions centered around the underwhelming outcome of a major Treasury bond auction. Specifically, it involved a $15 billion sale of 20-year U.S. government bonds. While the results were not as disastrous as some critics claimed, the auction did reflect the largest ...

Federal Reserve's Surprising Rate Cuts: Balancing Inflation and Fiscal Debt  The Federal Reserve's recent decisions to cut interest rates have sparked significant discussion and debate, particularly since they have been made in the absence of pronounced economic or market turmoil. While at first glance this loosening of monetary policy may see...

US Fiscal 2024: Record Debt Interest Matches Deficit, Spending Woes Persist  It's quite fitting that at a time when the interest on US debt has reached a record $1.1 trillion, the US deficit for the first six months of fiscal 2024 also stands at $1.1 trillion. According to the latest Treasury Monthly Statement, in March, the US deficit exceede...

Federal Reserve's Radical Plan: Abolishing Bank Rules to Fuel Treasury Debt Frenzy!  In 2008, during a financial crisis, the Federal Reserve introduced Quantitative Easing (QE) as an emergency measure to stabilize the economy by purchasing $1.5 trillion in U.S. Treasury and mortgage-backed securities. Initially intended as a one-time intervent...