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US default probability low, but may impact Indian markets: Analysts

But if it does happen, it will be negative for all emerging markets as the US, simply put, would have run out of money

Arup Roychoudhury New Delhi
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This week, Republican and Democrat lawmakers in the United States are likely to resume discussions with President Joe Biden to raise the country’s sovereign debt ceiling limit from the current $31.5 trillion.
June 1 is being seen as the date when the US will technically breach that ceiling, triggering a debt default by the world’s largest economy, unless the Biden administration comes up with a plan on budget priorities and on raising the debt limit.
While the probability of a default is still low, it cannot be discounted completely, and will impact all emerging economies, including debt, equity, and foreign exchange markets in India.
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First Published: May 14 2023 | 8:17 PM IST

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