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How bond vigilantes could check Trump’s power

16 Gennaio 2025, 2:21 pm 1 minute

As Donald Trump takes office on January 20, concerns over ‘bond vigilantes’ in the United States have resurfaced

Like Bill Clinton before him, Trump now faces the prospect of ‘bond vigilantes’ – so-called because they punish governments’ profligacy – becoming a potent check on his policy agenda.

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