#USNationalDebt

💸 U.S. National Debt – Now Over $36 Trillion

The U.S. government’s total debt has steadily climbed to about $36.21 trillion as of early June 2025—around $28.95 trillion held by the public and $7.26 trillion in government accounts .

📈 Key Takeaways

That’s an increase of about $1.56 trillion over the past year, or roughly $4.3 billion per day .

Interest on this debt has jumped too costing around $579 billion per year, making it one of the government’s biggest expenses after Social Security .

At present, the debt is roughly 100% of GDP, the highest level outside of wartime — and projected to exceed 116% of GDP by 2034 .

⚠️ Why It Matters

More debt means more interest payments, which reduces budgeting flexibility.

With ceiling battles looming and new spending under debate, this rising debt burden is sticking around.

Credit agencies like Moody’s have already downgraded the U.S. rating, warning about economic implications .

🧠 Bottom Line

The U.S. debt is no longer just a number—it’s a big line item in federal budgets and global finance. If Congress doesn't adjust the trajectory, interest costs and fiscal strain could limit future policy options and economic growth.

ın my opinion UsNationalDebt will keep going on the increase if it support war or such kind of action.

#USNationalDebt #FiscalWatch #EconPolicy #GovernmentDebt #MoneyMatters