But a potential congressional deadlock could threaten a default on America’s ... In 2011, a major fight over the debt ceiling hammered the stock market when Standard and Poor’s (for the ...

The debt ceiling will stay top of mind for investors. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said earlier this month that the U.S. could default on ... writing about the stock market, Karee Venema ...

If the trend returns to the upside, it'll buck many of the gloomiest predictions of a crushing earnings recession and a painful stock market ... default. What's your prediction for the debt ...

NEW YORK, UNITED STATES - JANUARY 19: A screen shows the national debt clock after the US hit its ... [+] debt limit ... and money market pricing suggests close to July for a default event.

The nation’s debt ceiling was reinstated Thursday ... based on the revenue it receives daily. A default could also roil the global economy and stock markets and likely prompt yields on US ...

Stocks started the day in negative territory in response to a red-hot reading on the labor market ... the debt ceiling deal could make it across the finish line ahead of the June 5 default ...

A default on United States government debt owing to the debt ceiling isn’t likely, but should one happen, here’s what the damage could look like. The Congress fight over raising the government ...

Long an anachronism of American politics, the debt ceiling is back front and ... Among the consequences: a severe drop or crash in the stock market, higher interest rates for borrowers, a credit ...

Investors clutching cash might soon bear the brunt of a U.S. debt-ceiling fight, which could boil over in the next few weeks unless there’s a sudden resolution. A previous deal by Congress ...

The U.S. Senate passed a House-approved bill late Thursday to suspend the national debt limit and put a lid on government spending for two years, and President Joe Biden is expected to sign the ...

Long an anachronism of American politics, the debt ceiling is back front and ... Among the consequences: a severe drop or crash in the stock market, higher interest rates for borrowers, a credit ...