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03.09.2026

Scott Lincicome: Treasury market volatility and Fed rate outlook may increase borrowing costs for Americans — Treasury selloff may raise borrowing costs

Scott Lincicome highlights concerns about recent turbulence in the U.S. Treasury market and the potential impact of Federal Reserve interest rate increases.

According to Lincicome, these factors risk making life more expensive for Americans already facing cost pressures, particularly by pushing borrowing costs higher and making it harder to afford homes.

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Lincicome has recently reported that U.S. federal debt has surpassed $40 trillion, with spending on interest and entitlements rising at a rapid pace /news/market-voices/show/3050652-us-debt-exceeds-40trillion/. He also noted that U.S. steel and aluminum firms were quietly satisfied after a proposed Canada-friendly framework deal collapsed /news/market-voices/show/3102522-us-metal-firms-benefit-collapse/. These developments frame Lincicome's ongoing coverage of cost pressures for American households.

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