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Financial markets are signaling unease over the growing US national debt, but Congress, instead of addressing the issue, is proceeding with a tax-cut package that could exacerbate the situation. Despite rising interest rates on Treasury bonds, indicating increased risk, lawmakers seem unfazed, with plans that may add $3 trillion to the national debt. The situation raises questions about a potential debt crisis, as current fiscal policies continue to favor short-term tax cuts over long-term budgetary responsibility.
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G7 finance ministers and central bank governors convened in Banff, Alberta, and put aside their differences on U.S. tariffs and the war in Ukraine, emphasizing the need to address global economic imbalances, particularly in light of China's trade practices. Their communiqué indicated a softer stance on free trade principles while hinting at potential new sanctions on Russia if a ceasefire is not reached, and committed to monitoring policies that disrupt fair trade.
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