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[转贴] Panel Floats Idea of U.S. 'Century' Bonds

BY MARK GONGLOFF AND LUCA DI LEO

Wall Street is pushing the U.S. government to lock in low interest rates for the next few decades by issuing ultralong bonds that would mature in 40, 50 or even 100 years.

It is an idea the government is considering, according to minutes of a meeting this week between Treasury Department officials and a private debt-advisory panel that includes executives from major Wall Street firms such as Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.

Issuing such long-dated bonds would have an obvious benefit for the U.S. government: Interest rates are historically low right now,
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你说说Ron Paul在搞啥子啊? 就像是唱双簧戏。
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