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In a meeting generic of retin a micro is Interest rates on one-month U.S. government debt hit their highest levels in five years on Tuesday. And the Treasury sold $30 billion in four-week bills at 0.35 percent, the highest yield since October 2008. Demand was at its weakest in four-and-a-half years. Investors have become concerned about the potential for a missed payment if the Treasury's borrowing authority is not extended with an increase in the debt limit.


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