BREAKING ๐Ÿšจ

US corporate net interest payments plunge to 0.4% of GDP, the lowest in a decade ๐Ÿš€.

Fed hikes lifted rates to 5.5% while firms kept pandemicโ€‘era ultraโ€‘low loans. Government interest rose to 3.6% of GDP, a tenโ€‘year peak. Corporates stay shielded; the Treasury feels the squeeze. The widening gap warns of fiscal pressure.

Investors watch the fiscal fallout closely.

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