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A new tax on these companies would help Washington shrink the deficit
Source: marketwatch.com
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The U.S. Treasury said it will stop requiring shell companies to identify their beneficial owners, a move that raises transparency and compliance concerns. Separately, federal debt has reached $40 trillion, underscoring continued fiscal pressure. While neither announcement cites immediate policy changes to rates or bond supply, the combined signals are broadly risk-cautious for credit and market confidence.
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