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  1. The Supreme Court struck down a trade policy component, while the CBO projected future U.S. deficits, with Scott Bessent discussing the tariff refund case.

The U.S. Treasury administration faces budget questions over national debt, with a recent Supreme Court ruling impacting debt repayment plans.

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The U.S. Treasury administration faces budget questions over national debt, with a recent Supreme Court ruling impacting debt repayment plans.

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  1. The Treasury Secretary is managing bond buyback schemes as the administration grapples with the fiscal fallout of tax cuts and national debt management.Sub-event
  2. A Supreme Court ruling has impacted the administration's debt repayment plans amid budget questions.1 source

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