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U.S. debt set to hit $40 trillion months earlier than expected

Faster borrowing — driven in part by lost revenue from invalidated tariffs — means the next debt-limit fight is also likely to arrive ahead of schedule.

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Washington PostLean L·2h ago
U.S. debt set to hit $40 trillion months earlier than expected
Faster borrowing — driven in part by lost revenue from invalidated tariffs — means the next debt-limit fight is also likely to arrive ahead of schedule.
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U.S. debt set to hit $40 trillion months earlier than expected

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U.S. debt set to hit $40 trillion months earlier than expected

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