Debt cap row threatens confidence in US: Bernanke

WASHINGTON (AFP) – Failure to raise the US debt ceiling risks damaging investor confidence in the economy and the country's ability to pay its bills, Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke warned Tuesday. "I fully understand the desire to use the debt limit deadline to force some necessary and ...

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