Debt default fears drive demand for short-term Treasuries.
TL;DR Summary
The rate on one-month Treasury bills fell almost 0.5% due to concerns about a potential government default by mid-June. The government may run out of money before then unless Congress raises the debt ceiling, as federal tax receipts due on April 18 have come in weaker than expected.
Topics:business#congress#debt-ceiling#federal-tax-receipts#finance#government-default#treasury-bills
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