U.S. begins 'extraordinary' steps to avoid debt ceiling

The Treasury Department says it is taking action to prevent a default that could do "irreparable harm" to the economy.

U.S. Nears Debt Ceiling, Begins Extraordinary Measures to Avoid ...

U.S. Nears Debt Ceiling, Begins Extraordinary Measures to Avoid Default · Maneuvers give Congress five months to pass legislation raising or ...

US Starts 'Extraordinary Measures' to Avert Debt Ceiling Breach - VOA

But the political debate in the U.S. over increasing the debt limit to make payments on spending already approved by Congress and a succession ...

US hits debt ceiling, prompting Treasury to take extraordinary ... - CNN

The US hit the debt ceiling set by Congress on Thursday, forcing the Treasury Department to start taking extraordinary measures to keep the ...

The Debt Ceiling Will Be Reinstated on January 1 – Here's What's at ...

At that point, the Treasury will once again start using extraordinary measures to temporarily keep the government from defaulting on its debt.

Debt ceiling: Treasury using 'extraordinary measures' to avoid default

WASHINGTON – The Treasury Department Thursday began “extraordinary measures” to pay the nation's bills after reaching a limit on how much it's ...

U.S. will begin 'extraordinary measures' to stay under debt limit

The Biden administration said Friday it must begin taking “extraordinary measures” next week to prevent the US government from breaching the debt ceiling.

U.S. hits debt limit, prompting "extraordinary measures" to avoid ...

Washington — Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told congressional leaders that the U.S. has hit the limit on the amount of debt it can issue ...

Debt Limit Policy Questions: How Long Do Extraordinary Measures ...

“Extraordinary measures” are operations undertaken by the Department of the Treasury to prevent a binding debt limit. Federal debt subject to ...

US starts using extraordinary measures to avoid default - Al Jazeera

The United States government has hit its debt limit, and the Department of the Treasury has begun using “extraordinary measures” to continue ...

Q&A: Everything You Should Know About the Debt Ceiling

At that point, the Treasury Department began using accounting tools at its disposal, called “extraordinary measures,” to avoid defaulting on the government's ...

Treasury starts extraordinary measures as U.S. hits debt ceiling - Axios

Why it matters: The U.S. government runs on a deficit, so the Treasury Department will start "extraordinary measures" to avoid defaulting on ...

The First of Several 2025 Fiscal Milestones for Congress: The X Date

Washington, DC – The federal debt limit will be reinstated on January 2, 2025, at a level covering all borrowing since its suspension on ...

U.S. hits debt limit, Janet Yellen says Treasury taking extraordinary ...

The Treasury Department started taking so-called extraordinary measures to keep paying the federal government's bills as the US hit its debt limit Thursday.

U.S. hits debt limit and Treasury Department begins 'extraordinary ...

The nation reached its debt limit Thursday, beginning the uncertain process known as extraordinary measures, in which the U.S. Treasury ...

US debt ceiling forces Treasury into 'extraordinary measures'

The federal government officially reached its $31.38 trillion debt limit on Thursday, prompting the Treasury Department to begin using its "extraordinary ...

Treasury Department Begins "Extraordinary Measures' to Avoid ...

The U.S. on Thursday hit the debt ceiling set by Congress, setting off a set of special measures from the Treasury Department to avoid ...

How 'Extraordinary Measures' Can Postpone a Debt Limit Disaster

Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen said she had begun using another accounting maneuver to keep the United States from defaulting on its debt.

What is the federal debt ceiling? - Brookings Institution

At that point, the Treasury can and often does take what are known as “extraordinary measures” (explained below) to keep the debt subject to the limit from ...

Federal Debt and the Statutory Limit, February 2023

The Congressional Budget Office projects that, if the debt limit remains unchanged, the government's ability to borrow using extraordinary ...