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Recent analysis reveals that around half of the U.S. bond market is comprised of Treasurys, raising concerns about the health of the economy. Specifically, economist Torsten Sløk warns that such a high proportion of credit should not predominantly fund government debt, especially amidst rising budget deficits and increased borrowing costs, which could hinder economic growth. The reliance on Treasurys could influence investor demand and lead to higher borrowing costs across various credit products.
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