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Foreign demand for U.S. securities soared in September, the Treasury Department said on Tuesday, as investors grew more confident about a recovery in the world's largest economy. Net overall capital inflows into the United States jumped to $133.5 billion...
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If you thought last year’s federal budget deficit was pretty big, you were right—and it’s three times as big now! Thanks to the magic of the recession, as well as the government’s attempts to rescue various sectors of the economy (and throw money at others,...
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Foreign demand for long-term U.S. financial assets fell in July, but China boosted its holdings. The Treasury Department says foreigners purchased $15.3 billion more assets than they sold in July. That's a steep decline from June, when they purchased...