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Interest on the National Debt Just Hit a Record $1.36 Trillion
Source: 247wallst.com
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The article says the federal government’s debt-service bill has become exceptionally large, while the bond market has so far shown little reaction. It frames that disconnect as a sign of pressure building beneath long-duration Treasury prices, but provides no specific debt-service figure, time period, or market move.
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