What will the U.S. federal deficit be for FY2023?
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Today, the CBO forecasted that the federal deficit will be 1.4 Trillion for the current fiscal year. But of course, you know better. Show them just how wrong they are with this market.
Details: This market will resolve to the size of the federal deficit for Fiscal Year 2023, measured in trillions of dollars, according the Monthly Treasury Statement(link) for November. If the government run a surplus, it will resolve to 0; if the deficit is above 4 trillion, it will resolve to 4.
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