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Reuters
8 hrs ago
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The Obama administration on Friday notified Congress it was prepared to take a series of steps to free up about $260 billion so it can keep paying the nation's bills once a temporary suspension in the government's debt ceiling lapses this weekend.
Financial Times
May 16
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The easing of inflation pressures leaves Treasury Inflation Protected Securities looking expensive and is set to increase pressure on investors who bought insurance against the risk of higher consumer prices
Financial Times
May 16
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The yield on 10-year bonds has climbed nearly 40 basis points on better labour data and concern the Federal Reserve may reduce its bond buying
MarketWatch
May 15
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Treasury to suspend sales of local and state securities in debt-ceiling move
The Globe and Mail
May 15
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Hedge fund manager is moving in on Fannie, Freddie preferred shares. Let him
Sydney Morning Herald
May 14
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Opposition frontbencher Mathias Cormann says the coalition has complete faith in Treasury, but has not ruled out sacking senior department officials.
WA Business News
May 14
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Shadow treasurer Joe Hockey is demanding the federal government publish a range of Treasury figures explaining revenue shortfalls, policy funding and future debt forecasts.
Wall Street Journal
May 12
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Bloomberg LP's disclosure that it had restricted newsroom access to certain customer data prompted an inquiry from the Federal Reserve, as well as the Treasury.
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The United States Department of the Treasury is the department of the United States Government that mints currency, collects federal taxes, and manages US government debt instruments (e.g. treasury bonds and treasury Bills),
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