The Treasury Department said Monday it expects to borrow $243 billion in the second quarter, which is $41 billion higher than previously estimated. The increase was driven, in part, by lower ...
In the January-March quarter, Treasury borrowed $748 billion and ended with a cash balance of $775 billion. This was lower than the previous borrowing estimate of $760 billion, which included a ...
US Treasury Says April-June Borrowing Estimate Assumes End-June Cash Balance of $750 Billion US Treasury Expects to Borrow $847 Billion in July-September Quarter, Assuming End-September Cash Balance ...
(Bloomberg) -- The US Treasury ramped up its estimate for federal borrowing for the current quarter to $243 billion, more than most dealers had anticipated, in a move that largely reflected weaker ...
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Surging share prices and falling borrowing premiums are making it easier ... or the premiums paid by companies to borrow over the US Treasury, are also hovering around multiyear lows.
Still, the Treasury Department will have to keep issuing US debt at higher levels, and borrowing is projected to climb to $816 billion for the January-March period, a record high for that quarter.
While it shares troubles with other rich economies such as higher borrowing costs, an aging population, weak productivity growth and pressing defense and climate commitments, the nation has also ...