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A waiver allowing Russia to still make bond payments despite Western sanctions expired today, leaving Moscow exposed to a looming default.

Sanctions on Russia after its invasion of Ukraine may have catastrophic consequences for the country's economy.

The Federal Reserve could increase interest rates as early as the first half of 2022 due to withdrawing monthly bond purchases at twice the speed it announced.

Eric Rosengren said the central bank should announce it will begin reducing its $120 billion in purchases of Treasury and mortgage bonds "this fall."

The Treasury Department said it must take "extraordinary measures" to keep below the newly imposed debt ceiling during the uncertainty of the pandemic.

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The U.S. Treasury will issue trillions of dollars in new debt to fund the massive coronavirus stimulus program. Who will buy it?

Trump said that the U.S. and Italy "are bound together by a shared cultural and political heritage dating back thousands of years to Ancient Rome."

Does a global economic slowdown, the China trade war, and an inverted yield curve on Treasurys equal a recession for the American economy?

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Report showing slowest pace of U.S. job growth in more than five years stunned investors.

Trump's suggestion about defaulting on the U.S. debt would cause a global financial crisis.

After an initial wave of selling, European stocks and the euro recovered some ground.

Stocks rose to two-month highs, while government bond yields hit their lowest in three weeks.

Samaras needs the backing of 25 more lawmakers to finalise terms for early exit from the bailout

Britain's government will pay off part of the nation's First World War debt as part of a redemption of bonds stretching as far back as the eighteenth century.

Axel Kicillof also said it would be "madness" to pay holdout creditors the 100 cents on the dollar that they were awarded in 2012

On the brink of default, Argentina whips out its secret weapon

Deadline for deal with hedge funds demanding full payment is Wednesday at midnight

For Argentina, it's coming down to the wire—and the chances appear to be growing that it will default on its sovereign debt

Many economists expect Argentina to post a full-year contraction in 2014, the first since its catastrophic 2001-02 debt crisis