The mounting interest payments on U.S. debt are pushing economic policy into the spotlight once again. According to Michael Hartnett, a leading strategist at Bank of America (BofA), the U.S. government’s annual interest expense—approaching a staggering $1 trillion—may require a significant reduction in Federal Reserve rates to avoid a fiscal crisis. With interest costs nearing…
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