Does this mean that if I buy T-bills, I may stand at risk at incurring losses / not receive a payout?

cryotosensei

On paper she appears qualified but it was quickly obvious she was in over her head 

Janet YOLO'd the short term issuance and now she is out of a job. 



grayruby

Nearly $3 trillion of U.S. debt is expected to hit maturity in 2025, much of it of a short-term nature that the Treasury Department has been issuing in large amounts over the past few years.

If  you assume that we’re going to be running trillion-dollar-plus deficits beyond 2025 then eventually, cumulatively, that will overwhelm the T-bill issuance,” Tom Tzitzouris, head of fixed income at Strategas Research Partners said Tuesday on CNBC’s “Squawk Box.”

econ

> Nearly $3 trillion of U.S. debt is expected to hit maturity in 2025, much of it of a short-term nature that the Treasury Department has been issuing in large amounts over the past few years.

> If  you assume that we’re going to be running trillion-dollar-plus deficits beyond 2025 then eventually, cumulatively, that will overwhelm the T-bill issuance,” Tom Tzitzouris, head of fixed income at Strategas Research Partners said Tuesday on CNBC’s “Squawk Box.”