The Treasury appears relaxed about the looming debt-ceiling deadline in the US coinciding with the Meridian share offer closing.
Global markets are jittery as US lawmakers remain at loggerheads over a deal to raise the $US16.7 trillion federal borrowing limit as the October 17 deadline
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Duncan Bridgeman
Wed, 16 Oct 2013
Wed, 16 Oct 2013
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Meridian IPO: What happens if global markets tank on US debt crisis?
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