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U.S. Treasury balances at Fed fell on Oct. 17

Mon Oct 20, 2008 4:00pm EDT
 WASHINGTON, Oct 20 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury balances at
the Federal Reserve, based on the Treasury Department's latest
budget statement (billions of dollars, except where noted):
                          Oct. 17      Oct. 16
 Fed acct                   8.064       10.293
 Supplementary financing* 499.109      499.109
 Tax/loan note acct        27.906       35.819
 Cash balance             535.079      545.222
 National debt
 subject to limit      10,268.833   10,265.692
 The statutory debt limit is $11.315 trillion.
 The Treasury said it issued $1.266 billion in individual 
income tax refunds, including $145 million under the Economic
Stimulus Act of 2008. It also issued $664 million in corporate
income tax refunds.
 * Supplementary financing program represents funds raised
through cash management bills to bolster Federal Reserve's
balance sheet and fund market stability initiatives.
(Reporting by Doug Palmer)


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