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The Federal Reserve's latest move to cut interest rates and resume purchasing Treasury bills has ignited a fierce debate over the trajectory of the U.S. economy. While mainstream analysts are ...

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The rate on the 1-month Treasury bill fell to as low as 3.65% Friday, as traders continued to price in a quarter-point interest-rate cut by the Federal Reserve next Wednesday and a chance of another ...

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There's a major difference between ensuring liquidity in short-term rate markets and the quantitative easing that juiced risk ...