CBO warns that the growing federal deficit puts financial strain on the U.S. government as interest costs set to surpass defense spending for the first time ever.
Wall Street is set for a subdued session on Friday as risk sentiment wanes due to low U.S. consumer confidence and rising political uncertainties in Europe.
Wall Street experienced a rude awakening the day after the Federal Reserve’s June policy meeting, as investors sold off risky assets and shifted to safer bonds and cash in response to the latest batch economic data.
Fed may consider rate cuts after disappointing producer inflation in May, which was driven by decline in energy prices and weak transportation services.