Bond Traders Look to Treasury Refunding, Fed Speakers and Jobs

The US Treasury said it has $130 billion of extraordinary measures left, plus its cash balance, to keep paying government bills as of June 25. The update underscores that the debt-limit funding cushion remains finite, keeping near-term fiscal risk in focus. While the article is factual and not an immediate market shock, it is relevant for sovereign debt and budget watchers.

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The US Treasury said it has $130 billion of extraordinary measures left, plus its cash balance, to keep paying government bills as of June 25. The update underscores that the debt-limit funding cushion remains finite, keeping near-term fiscal risk in focus. While the article is factual and not an immediate market shock, it is relevant for sovereign debt and budget watchers.