> The current U.S. deficit run rate is $3.45 trillion per year. 75% of it is being floated via 30 to 90 day Treasuries

In another couple years, total annual tax collections won’t be enough to cover total annual interest expense.

https://finance.yahoo.com/economy/polic … 00440.html

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The debt increased by $450B since July 1st.

I'm starting to understand how Trump bankrupted a casino.

I'll give the Clinton administration a high-five, they changed federal borrowing from 30-year fixed rate (18% bonds) to short term financing.   FUQ the 3-6-3 crowd... they needed a bit more risk in that equation.

> The current U.S. deficit run rate is $3.45 trillion per year. 75% of it is being floated via 30 to 90 day Treasuries

The current U.S. deficit run rate is $3.45 trillion per year. 75% of it is being floated via 30 to 90 day Treasuries

Re: The current U.S. deficit run rate is $3.45 trillion per year. 75% of it is being floated via 30 to 90 day Treasuries

Re: The current U.S. deficit run rate is $3.45 trillion per year. 75% of it is being floated via 30 to 90 day Treasuries

Re: The current U.S. deficit run rate is $3.45 trillion per year. 75% of it is being floated via 30 to 90 day Treasuries

Re: The current U.S. deficit run rate is $3.45 trillion per year. 75% of it is being floated via 30 to 90 day Treasuries