Hillary Clinton called it a mistake that the US allowed New START to expire
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- •Hillary Clinton stated that the US allowing the New START treaty to expire was a mistake.
- •The New START treaty expired without renewal as of early 2026.
- •The treaty involved the United States and Russia and focused on limiting strategic nuclear arms.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the US and Russia fail to negotiate a replacement or extension of New START then strategic arms control between the two countries could weaken, increasing nuclear arms race risks.
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If geopolitical tensions rise due to the lapse of New START, US Treasury bonds may experience volatility as investors reassess risk.
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