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chaitanyapol (not verified)
13th October 2013 | 5:06pm

This 'technical' default on US govt debt came at a time when US was starting to show optimism of housing pacing towards normalcy, industrial output surpassing estimates and employment turning greener. The recovery phase has experienced a lag. The probability of an actual default per se seems nil but it has certainly hit US growth significantly and will have a series of side effects translated in terms of dollar weakening and would inevitably have a long term impact on global GDP.