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Investors Holding T-Bills Due Tomorrow Get Nervous

Rates on shortest bills surge as Fitch places U.S. rating on negative watch.

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Investors holding $120 billion of Treasury bills coming due tomorrow are increasingly worried that they won’t get paid.

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