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The US Treasury said it has $144 billion of extraordinary measures remaining, in addition to its cash balance, to keep paying government bills as of June 11. The update underscores ongoing federal funding stress and the limited runway before debt-ceiling-related constraints could intensify, but it is still largely a routine Treasury liquidity disclosure. Market impact is limited unless the figure signals a faster-than-expected depletion of cash resources.

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The US Treasury said it has $144 billion of extraordinary measures remaining, in addition to its cash balance, to keep paying government bills as of June 11. The update underscores ongoing federal funding stress and the limited runway before debt-ceiling-related constraints could intensify, but it is still largely a routine Treasury liquidity disclosure. Market impact is limited unless the figure signals a faster-than-expected depletion of cash resources.