No progress in debt ceiling talks today–only 12 working days left until Treasury’s September 29 deadline
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Notes You Need for July 19: BP, cloud storage, Greek bonds, U.S. oil imports, U.S. oil inventories, debt ceiling
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How the log jam among Republicans in Congress works from here on the budget and tax cuts–and on raising the debt ceiling
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Notes You Need for July 17: AMGN, Facebook earnings, Qualcomm, debt ceiling, NFLX
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Schedule for debt ceiling showdown accelerates
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The Federal government bumps up against the debt ceiling again next week
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If you must have a news event to explain today’s weakness in U.S. stocks, I suppose the downgrade in global economic growth projections from the World Bank will do. Add a bit of worry that the primary defeat of House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R.-Va.) will make future negotiations over raising the U.S. debt ceiling even more contentious and you’ve got “reasons” for today’s weakness
Wrong again? Sorry Moody’s but the debt ceiling is a big deal
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The price of credit-default swaps (CDS) used to insure U.S. government debt against the possibility of default climbed to 35.5 basis points yesterday. That was the highest level in six months but still well below the 62 basis points in the 2011 debt ceiling battle. All this said, while markets are more nervous, they aren’t exactly very nervous yet—as the price of CDS indicates.
