The national debt of the United States has exceeded $34 trillion, and it continues to grow. That's almost $100,000 for every citizen. The reasons are high defense spending, social programs, and interest payments on existing debt.

The federal deficit is a key factor: the government spends more than it earns. Rising interest rates increase the pressure, making debt servicing more expensive.

Why is this important? High debt can limit economic growth, reduce investment, and create inflationary pressure.

📉 The question is how long the system can withstand such a burden. Sooner or later, serious financial reform will be necessary.