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⚠️CHART OF THE WEEK: US public debt crossed $38 trillion for the first time
The US federal debt has been rising $514 billion a month
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US federal debt just crossed $38 trillion, rising +$1 trillion in only 2.5 months.

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This marks a +$1.8 trillion jump since the debt ceiling was lifted in July.
In other words, the US federal debt has been rising ~$514 billion per month or ~$17 billion per day.
Of the total $38.01 trillion in US Treasury securities, $30.44 trillion are held by the public, meaning investors, banks, funds, and central banks both in the US and abroad. These are the Treasury securities that trade in the open market.
The remaining $7.58 trillion are held by federal agencies such as government pension funds and the Social Security Trust Fund. These are internal holdings within the government and are not traded publicly.
This all makes the total debt-to-GDP ratio 125%, nearly a record high.
US debt crisis is escalating and nothing is going to stop this.
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