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everfree
4y ago
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US treasury bonds are generally considered "zero-risk" in finance, it's a pretty common notion.
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zerocrates
4y ago
A reasonable shorthand for "the risk is such that if there's a default on this, you've got bigger problems to worry about."
bradwood
4y ago
I know this. But government bonds, including USTs, are not zero-risk. Sovereign risk exists on all government debt, including US debt.
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