Extrapolated in real time · Source: U.S. Treasury Fiscal Data
Real-time national debt, Fed liquidity, defense spending, inflation, interest rates, and foreign aid — pulled directly from official U.S. government APIs. No middlemen. No spin.
National Debt
$39.0T
ALL-TIME HIGH — just crossed $39T
Interest Per Day
$3.07B
$1.12T annualized
Debt Per Citizen
$116,766
334M population
Defense Spending
$886B
DoD FY2026 obligations
Key movements across the dollar system in the last 24 hours.
National Debt +$4.7B
Treasury issued $12B in 10Y notes; $7.3B matured
TGA Balance +$23B
Tax receipts + auction settlements exceeded outflows
Reverse Repo -$12B
MMFs continue deploying into T-bills as facility drains
10Y Yield -3 bps
Flight to safety on weaker payrolls data
Net Liquidity -$29B
QT + rising TGA offset by RRP drain
Every metric that matters — pulled directly from FRED, Treasury, BLS, USAspending, and USAID.
Total public debt, composition breakdown, daily changes — direct from Treasury Fiscal Data API.
Fed funds rate, 2Y and 10Y Treasury yields, yield curve spread — all from FRED.
CPI All Items, Core CPI from BLS, plus 5-Year Breakeven Inflation from FRED.
M2 money stock, Fed total assets (WALCL), and reserve balances — tracking monetary expansion.
Department of Defense budgetary resources, obligations, and outlays from USAspending.gov.
U.S. foreign aid obligations and disbursements by country and sector from USAID open data.
Annual federal revenue vs. spending. The gap is funded by new Treasury issuance, compounding the national debt.
Revenue (Inflows)
$4.90T annually
Spending (Outflows)
$6.25T annually
Annual Deficit
Spending exceeds revenue — the gap is funded by issuing new Treasury securities.
-$1.83T
FY2026 year-to-date
Data-driven insights from the latest government releases.
The U.S. national debt has crossed $39 trillion for the first time in history. That's $116,766 per citizen, $3.07 billion in daily interest alone, and accelerating.
Annual interest payments ($1.12T) now exceed the entire defense budget ($886B) for the first time — consuming 17.9% of all federal spending.
At $39T, the debt-to-GDP ratio exceeds WWII peak (118.9% in 1946). Unlike the post-war period, today's trajectory is accelerating with no slowdown in sight.
CBO and FOMC projections for key dollar system metrics.
Current
$39.0T
End FY2027
$42T+
Current
$1.12T
FY2027
$1.38T
Current
$6.82T
End of QT
$6.2T
Current
4.33%
End 2026
3.58%
Sourced from official U.S. government data
U.S. Treasury
Debt, TGA, DTS
Daily
FRED
Rates, M2, Dollar Index
Daily/Weekly
BLS
CPI, Core CPI
Monthly
USAspending
DoD Spending
Annual
USAID
Foreign Aid
Annual
Federal Reserve
Balance Sheet, Reserves
Weekly
CBO
Projections
Quarterly
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