Wall Street expects US to issue about $1tn of short-term debt as borrowing costs climb
Growing reliance on Treasury bills comes as Scott Bessent seeks to curb rise in long-term rates
Wall Street expects US to issue about $1tn of short-term debt as borrowing costs climb
Growing reliance on Treasury bills comes as Scott Bessent seeks to curb rise in long-term rates
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