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Wall Street Is Already Bracing for a 2027 Debt Ceiling Fight
Source: 247wallst.com
Elections & Domestic PoliticsCredit & Bond MarketsFiscal Policy & BudgetSovereign Debt & Ratings
Democrats' election win is prompting bond investors to focus on the next political showdown as Treasury's borrowing room shrinks faster than its plans suggest. The article warns that one corner of the market may carry substantially more risk than Wednesday's rally implies, but gives no specific figures or identified market segment.
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