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The $830 billion machine that finances the USA’s $40 trillion debt has plumbing issues

Because the traditional shock absorbers, banks, have less room to grow, more of the market’s real ability to handle stress has quietly shifted to hedge funds and other leveraged, less regulated players, the same funds running the basis trade mentioned earlier.

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