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Early moves in U.S. financial markets on Wednesday indicated some aversion to riskier assets as investors assessed the impact of the surprise downgrade.

Questions are being raised about the extent to which foreign and domestic buyers can continue to keep up their demand for U.S. government debt.

Questions are being raised about the extent to which foreign and domestic buyers can continue to keep up their demand for U.S. government debt.

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Treasury Department will not have enough money to last until the next corporate tax date on June 15.

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Analysts fear scale of new issuance following debt ceiling fight will push up yields and suck cash out of deposits

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