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US Treasury Yields Slide amid Anticipation for Congress Debt Ceiling Vote

The 2-year and 10-year Treasury yields dropped Tuesday as investors await the legislative voting outcome on the debt ceiling bill.   US Treasury yields slumped today ahead of a Congress on the federal government’s proposed debt ceiling bill. Treasury yields tumbled Tuesday as markets reopened, with investors bracing themselves for a lawmaker

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Latest US Debt Ceiling Proposal Strikes Out Unpopular Crypto Tax Bill

The recent US debt ceiling deal has struck out the previous crypto tax bill proposed by the Biden administration.  Congressman Warren Davidson has confirmed that the recent US debt ceiling deal blocks a potentially pivotal crypto tax bill proposed by the Biden administration. Davidson’s confirmation came as a response to a tweet by Bitcoin advocate and Riot

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President Biden Strikes Deal to Raise US Debt Ceiling, Japanese Market Gains Most

Despite China’s uneven economic recovery, Deutsche Bank “remains optimistic” about China for the medium to long term. Over the last weekend, US President Joe Biden and congressional leaders struck a deal to raise the US debt ceiling. This will allow the government to borrow more and spend on infrastructure and other

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Debt ceiling, bank crisis set for ‘powder keg’ explosion: BitMEX co-founder

Former Bitmex CEO Arthur Hayes is expecting to see significant Bitcoin volatility in the latter half of the year, caused by a “powder keg” explosion from the United States banking crisis and soaring national debt. Hayes, who currently runs a crypto-focused investment fund Maelstrom, spoke on the What Bitcoin Did podcast on

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Biden strikes ‘tentative’ U.S. debt ceiling deal: Report

Amid growing concerns of a potential default by early June, the United States president Joe Biden and Republican Kevin McCarthy have reportedly reached an "agreement in principle" to raise the federal government's $31.4 trillion debt ceiling.According to a May 28 report from Reuters, citing two sources familiar with the negiotations, the "tentative"

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