The scale of the U.S. federal government's debt has now surpassed $37 trillion, setting a new historical record. Worryingly, as much as a quarter of government tax revenue is required to pay interest on the debt, placing a heavy burden that is raising multiple economic concerns. Economists warn that the continuously rising debt levels may lead to increased inflationary pressures, threaten the long-term stability of the national financial system, and challenge the dollar's status as the international reserve currency. If this situation continues to deteriorate, it may force the government to face difficult fiscal policy choices in the future, including potential tax increases or cuts to public spending, which could have far-reaching effects on the overall economy. The market is currently closely monitoring the Federal Reserve's monetary policy direction and its strategies for addressing the debt issue.