"Demanding such high interest rates of investors, for even short-term debt, shows us their angst," explained Louise Cooper of BGC Partners.
London Economics reckons that more than half of all graduates would, at some stage, have debts greater than their annual income.Graduate angst over high debts might deter potential students.
With a vote expected next week, House GOP aides said the vote could go a long way toward soothing conservative angst over the debt limit, even if it doesn't pass.
When I look at the loan statement, I wonder whether the upgrades were worth the angst of carrying extra debt.
And issuing tax rebates raises the government debt, at least initially, which might create angst for consumers who fear the possibility of higher taxes when the government repays the debt.
But what a lot of people miss is that the current budget fight, and the angst over our mounting national debt, are also intimately connected to trade.
There are lots and lots of possible reasons for this cheap valuation, including an endlessly weak economy, balance sheets still loaded with risky mortgage debt, non-existent profit margins on lending, angst about future regulations and more.
Much of the angst on Wall Street and in Europe stemmed from the debt crisis in Greece.
When he expresses public angst about the safety of China's holdings of U.S. debt, he is speaking partly to domestic critics who believe Chinese leaders have unwisely tied their country's fate to the U.S. economy.
But as a recently separated veteran, remembering other shutdowns and debt ceiling crises and the uncertainties it caused, I understand the great angst felt by many military personnel and families.
