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us debt load could undercut warshs plan to shrink

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Rising US federal debt and long-term interest rates may constrain the Fed's ability to shrink its balance sheet under incoming Chair Warsh. Higher Treasury yields directly increase borrowing costs for businesses and households, tightening financial conditions. The channel is regulatory/policy uncertainty around Fed balance sheet normalization, with global implications for USD funding costs and bank treasury portfolios.

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  • 2-year Treasury yield rose to over 4% as of Friday.
  • 30-year Treasury yield exceeded 5.1%.
  • CBO projects federal deficit of 5.8% of GDP for FY2026.
  • 50-year average deficit is 3.8% of GDP.
  • Incoming Fed Chair Kevin Warsh plans to reduce Fed's market involvement.
Sector verdictFX_USDUpmagnitude 2/3 Β· confidence 3/5

USD strengthens on higher Treasury yields within 48h; magnitude 1-2%.

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  • US_TREASURIESshort

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