From Noel Sheppard, Associate Editor, Newsbusters.orgWall Street got rocked Wednesday by a “debt bomb” economists have worried about for decades.Hours after the United Kingdom failed to attract enough buyers for itsauction of $2.5 billion of 40-year bonds, the United States Treasury had similar difficulties with its sale of $34 billion worth of five-year notes and was forced to raise their interest rate to a much higher yield than had been anticipated.Such problematic debt offerings came on the heels of Germany having two failed auctions of its bonds already this year.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
The U.S. can't borrow cash without buyers
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Mr. Kalahar your the man!!!!
ReplyDeleteMost people don't have money to buy bonds anyway.
ReplyDeleteGood call.
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