US Postal Service Chief told Congress Tuesday that it will be out of cash in less than 12 months and faces server financial crisis

The warning from the US Postal Service Chief highlights serious liquidity concerns, which could have broader implications for public sector funding and related sectors.

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This raises questions about potential government action or restructuring efforts that may affect market sentiment and confidence in public services. Traders should monitor potential shifts in fiscal policy or public sector investment flows as a result.

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