US still shows no signs of addressing debt mountain
America’s balancing act
Bond investors punished Europe’s weaker sovereigns and banks alike in 2010, but the US remained an enviable safe haven. Treasury yields were depressed for much of the year, while real GDP growth ran at 2.9%, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis, well above the Eurozone’s 1.7% rate (as projected by Eurostat).
The US remains the largest bond market and the dollar the world’s reserve currency, while the actions of the Federal Reserve (in buying bonds) and the government (in extending tax
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