Treasury taking another ‘extraordinary’ step to avoid default
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The Treasury Department is expanding the “extraordinary” measures that it is resorting to in order to stave off a U.S. debt default while lawmakers fight over what to do over the debt limit.
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Treasury takes another 'extraordinary' step on debt limit
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen sent a letter Tuesday to congressional leaders saying she's suspending the reinvestment of some federal bonds in a government workers' savings plan — an additional “extraordinary" measure to buy time for President Joe Biden and Congress to raise the nation's debt limit .
Treasury takes another 'extraordinary' step on debt limit
By JOSH BOAK
Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says in a letter to congressional leaders that she’s suspending the reinvestment of some federal bonds in a government workers’ savings plan. That would be an additional “extraordinary” measure to buy time for President Joe Biden and Congress to raise the nation’s debt limit. The government bumped up against its legal borrowing capacity last Thursday. This has p…
Treasury taking another ‘extraordinary’ step to avoid default
The Treasury Department is expanding the “extraordinary” measures that it is resorting to in order to stave off a U.S. debt default while lawmakers fight over what to do over the debt limit.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen announces another step to avoid debt default
The United States Treasury Secretary, Janet L. Yellen, has sent a letter to congressional leaders informing them that she will not invest certain government retirement funds to avoid breaching the debt ceiling.
Treasury takes another 'extraordinary' step on debt limit
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen sent a letter Tuesday to congressional leaders saying she's suspending the reinvestment of federal bonds in a government workers' savings plan — an additional "extraordinary" measure to buy time for President Joe Biden and Congress to raise the nation's debt limit.