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Concerns grow over the level of U.S. government debt

The headline reports concerns about the U.S. Treasury's response to the country's debt level. No specific market disruption is identified.

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Sustained debt concerns could affect borrowing costs and financial-market confidence.

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  1. Is the Trump Treasury panicking over the level of US debt? ↗theguardian.com · Recorded source date: Aug 26, 2026, 6:02 AM UTC

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