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Washington, D.C., June 21, 2025 — U.S. National Debt Reaches New Record, Economic Concerns Rise
The United States has once again marked a historic milestone in its financial balance sheet. As of today, the U.S. national debt has officially surpassed $35.7 trillion, triggering widespread concerns among economists, investors, and legislators.
This surge in debt is driven by a combination of a ballooning budget deficit, increased government spending on social and military programs, and rising interest burdens due to high interest rates from the Federal Reserve. In just one year, the national debt has increased by more than $1.8 trillion, a trend that many call “unsustainable.”
The Republican Speaker of the House stated that the government must “immediately stop excessive spending policies,” while the Democratic side emphasized the importance of maintaining public investment for long-term growth.
Meanwhile, market analysts note that rising yields on government bonds as a direct result of fiscal uncertainty could pressure the private sector and slow economic growth.
The IMF and international credit rating agencies are also beginning to warn of the risk of declining investor confidence in U.S. government securities if there are no meaningful fiscal reforms in the near future.
With the presidential election approaching, the issue of national debt is predicted to become one of the hottest topics in public debates and political campaigns across the country.
