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Below the bond market's smooth surface, things are starting the crack as a result of the unprecedented reliance on short-term funding.
Treasury keeps auction sizes unchanged through 2027 as federal borrowing needs rise to $739B, increasingly relying on short-term T-bills; US debt reaches $40T. Rising T-bill reliance amplifies interest-rate shock risk post-November, potentially constraining venture capital for tech and triggering market volatility.
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