Griffin warns bond market signals urgent U.S. debt fix

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Citadel CEO Ken Griffin says Japan’s bond-market selloff is an explicit warning to the U.S. to get its fiscal house in order, warning that rising yields could undermine Treasuries as a hedge and push up borrowing costs as U.S. debt tops about $38 trillion with steep interest payments, a situation that could bring harsher consequences if deficits persist.
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