The federal government is bumping up against a new borrowing limit, one that was imposed at the end of Friday.
The debt ceiling was suspended for about three months in September, which allowed the federal government to borrow as much money as it needed during that period. The government borrowed more than $500 billion in the last few months when the ceiling was suspended.
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