U.S. Federal Debt Hits Record $39.4 Trillion, Gaining $3.2 Trillion in Past Year
Total U.S. federal debt has climbed to a record $39.4 trillion, rising by $3.2 trillion over the last 12 months.
Debt levels have increased by $16.3 trillion since 2020, reflecting an average annual rise of roughly $2.5 trillion, or about $209 billion per month. At this pace, total U.S. debt is projected to exceed $50 trillion before 2030.
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@reutersTariff refunds push US June budget deficit to $120 billion
@firstsquawkU.S. FEDERAL BUDGET BALANCE: -$120.00B, BETTER THAN FORECAST OF -$128.25B AND PRIOR -$293.00B
@wallstengineU.S. JUNE BUDGET DEFICIT AT $120.31B VS -$129.0B ESTIMATE
@financialjuiceUS FEDERAL BUDGET BALANCE ACTUAL -120.00B (FORECAST -128.25B, PREVIOUS -293.00B) $MACRO
@kalshiJUST IN: US federal debt hits record $39.4 trillion
@findailyupdateJUST IN: Total US federal debt has climbed to a record $39.4 trillion, increasing by $3.2 trillion over the past year alone. Since 2020, debt levels have surged by $16.3 trillion, reflecting an average annual rise of roughly $2.5 trillion,
@kobeissiletterBREAKING: Total US federal debt is now up to a record $39.4 trillion, rising +$3.2 trillion over the last 12 months. Since 2020, US federal debt is now up a massive +$16.3 trillion. This marks a +$2.5 trillion average annual increase, or