Federal Debt Crashes Through $1 Trillion Milestone for the First Time
The debt rose after $17.1 billion in new bond sales, and officials said it will fall below the threshold again after notes mature.
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Australia reaches trillion-dollar debt for the first time
Australia's debt has cracked a trillion dollars, triggering a political debate as to who has the best plan to pay off the nation's massive credit bill.
Australia’s Debt Hits $1 Trillion Mark for the First Time
Australia’s national debt briefly hit the $1 trillion mark for the first time in history on Aug. 20 following the issuance of a new batch of bonds. On Aug. 14, records from the Australian Office of Financial Management (AOFM) showed a baseline gross debt of $983.7 billion. This total climbed after the government issued $4.1 billion of bonds for bidding on Aug. 20 between 10:15 a.m. and 11 a.m. On top of this, the office issued $13 billion in n…
Australia debt breaches A$1 trillion amid global borrowing spree
Australia’s outstanding national debt temporarily exceeded A$1 trillion (US$711 billion), with that milestone underscoring the struggle in developed nations to rein in borrowing levels that b... Read more at The Business Times.
Australia's federal debt has reached AU$1 trillion for the first time in history, 20 years after the John Howard government declared "Debt-Free Day." (Chen Ming/Epoch Times)
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