With the US now $40 trillion in the red, the US Treasury’s sudden move to rein in bond yields has cast a spotlight on who is, and isn’t, purchasing American debt these days. #trump #usa #news #politics

The rise in US debt is expected to continue, with interest costs now the third-largest part of the budget, and the government getting closer to the statutory debt ceiling of $41.1 trillion.

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Jonathan Ferro highlights the market-moving news you need to know heading into the opening bell on Wall Street.
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China has forced some of its biggest companies, including iPhone maker Foxconn and oil producer CNOOC Ltd. to operate within a “closed loop” restricted system for seven days as the southern manufacturing hub of Shenzhen battles its latest Covid outbreak. Emma O’Brien reports on Bloomberg Television.
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US oil executives say they were blindsided by the Trump administration’s Venezuela deal, which gives North American Blue Energy Partners access to fields that other companies had been pursuing. Bloomberg News White House Reporter Jennifer Dlouhy and Wall Street Journal National Security Reporter Vera Bergengruen are on Bloomberg This Weekend and say industry figures are also questioning whether the company can quickly develop new production and whether the arrangement can deliver lower gasoline prices before the midterm elections.
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UBS Group AG Chairman Colm Kelleher called on a small group of top advisers from his alma mater Morgan Stanley to ramp up contingency planning after clients pulled tens of billions of dollars from Credit Suisse Group AG. That move, coupled with groundwork that had been laid for years, allowed UBS to pull off one of the biggest bank deals ever in a matter of days. Michael Moore has the details in today’s “Big Take” on Bloomberg Television.

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