Treasury opens the door to changes in how it finances the growing U.S. debt. Here’s what you need to know. Tesla and SpaceX shares slide as Musk’s political push falls flat Treasury opens the door to changes in how it finances the growing U.S. debt.
The Treasury Department says it is considering potential changes that may take place after the next several quarters The Treasury Department on Wednesday opened the door to changes to its debt-issuance plans as it prepares to increase borrowing to fund the nearly $2 trillion deficit. To get there, the Treasury signaled changes are coming sooner. It is looking at potential changes after the next several quarters.
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