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Text that says Financial on the second line.SolutionsSolutionsInvestment BankingInterest Rate Risk ManagementForeign Currency Risk ManagementCommodity Risk ManagementHedge AccountingValuationRegulatory Compliance AdvisoryDebt ManagementAsset PlatformDefeasance & PrepaymentIndustriesIndustriesCorporatesFinancial InstitutionsInfrastructureInsurancePrivate EquityReal EstateTools & TechnologyTools & TechnologyU.S. Market DataU.S. Market DataU.S. Market RatesU.S. Forward CurvesInterest Rate Cap CalculatorDefeasance CalculatorYield Maintenance CalculatorEuropean Market DataEuropean Market DataEuropean Market RatesEuropean Forward CurvesCanadian Market RatesFX RatesChathamDirectSecurityInsightsAboutAboutWhat We DoCulture & ImpactGlobal OfficesNewsroomOur TeamContactSubscribeCareersLog InRatesForward CurvesCap CalculatorDefeasance CalculatorYield Maintenance CalculatorShare this on LinkedIn LinkedInShare this on Twitter XEmail thisShare this on LinkedIn LinkedInShare this on Twitter XEmail thisFOMCTerms of useArticle The sovereign debt time bomb: why fiscal prudence outweighs deficit size Markets are shifting focus from deficit size to fiscal discipline. 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