The increase was driven, in part, by lower projected cash receipts for the second quarter. The updated forecast includes an ...
The U.S. Treasury said on Monday it expects to borrow $243 billion in the second quarter, $41 billion more than the January ...
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Rates on U.S. government debt were little changed to slightly higher Thursday morning, after data showed weekly jobless-benefit claims remained rangebound.
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Growing hopes that the Federal Reserve and other central banks are close to cutting interest rates helped push Asian stocks ...
The USD/JPY pair drops sharply to 155.50 in Wednesday’s European session. The asset falls sharply as the US Dollar extends ...
Lower projected tax receipts for April-June quarter leads to increase in borrowing plans The Treasury Department said Monday it expects to borrow $243 billion in the second quarter, which is $41 ...
(Reuters) -The U.S. Treasury said on Monday it expects to borrow $243 billion in the second quarter, $41 billion more than the January estimate largely due to lower cash receipts, partially offset ...