The close of the quantitative-easing era could open another can of worms.
Tax reform has led to a glut of cash for the U.S. Treasury.
A high number of IRS employees remain absent, meaning refunds may be delayed.
A "narrow bank" could disrupt the short-term financial system, but it awaits approval from the Fed.
No matter what happens in the midterm elections, the market expects the U.S. to pile on more debt.
Industry observers worry that regulators have not addressed potential fire sales in repurchase agreements.
The ballooning national debt may force the Fed to delay reducing its balance sheet, says Credit Suisse analyst.
Cash is flowing into short-term U.S. government debt funds at the fastest pace in more than six months.
Many big operators realize the cash isn't coming back soon.
An unintended ripple effect is having far-reaching consequences for companies and investors.
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