Dow Tumbles 800 Points on Worries About US Debt
- The Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled 816 points on Wednesday amid growing worries about the U.S. Government's debt levels.
- This decline came after the House narrowly passed a multitrillion-dollar spending bill that continues tax incentives originating in President Trump's first term, which could lead to an increase in the national debt.
- The bill, called the 'One Big, Beautiful Bill Act,' passed 215-214 along party lines and is expected to change before the Senate vote, while Treasury yields surged to levels near those before the 2007 financial crisis.
- Analysts like David Morrison and Susannah Streeter commented that the rise in borrowing costs and growing debt have caused renewed investor concern and 'ripples of worry' across markets.
- These developments suggest higher government borrowing costs could squeeze the economy, making it tougher for households and businesses to obtain loans and potentially dampening investment activity.
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