In the first half of 2025, approximately $9.2 trillion of US debt, or 70% of the total, is expected to mature, requiring refinancing between January and June.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Total Debt: The US currently has $36.2 trillion in debt.
Debt Maturity: Nearly $9.2 trillion of that debt is due in 2025.
Refinancing Window: The window of time for this refinancing is between January and June of 2025, with 70% of the debt maturing in the first half of the year.
Interest Rate Impact: The average interest rate on this debt is set to jump by approximately 1%.
Extraordinary Measures: The Treasury Department must rely on cash on hand and available extraordinary measures to continue paying bills in full and on time until Congress acts to modify the debt limit.
Debt Limit: The debt limit was reinstated at $36.1 trillion on January 2, 2025, to accommodate borrowing.
Projected Exhaustion: The Congressional Budget Office estimates that if the debt limit remains unchanged, the government's ability to borrow using extraordinary measures will probably be exhausted in August or September 2025.
The first sentence is inconsistent with the break down. It should be $9.2T debts mature in 2025, with 70% of that maturing in the first half of the year.
預計約有 9.2 兆美元的美國債務將到期,70%需要在 1 月至 6 月期間進行再融資
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#2 Re: 預計約有 9.2 兆美元的美國債務將到期,70%需要在 1 月至 6 月期間進行再融資
不用瞎操心了
米帝政客一堆没有哪个担心的
本来也是,发新债就得了。没人买?联储全给买下来。
年年都在发出这种警告,我印象中至少十几年了吧?每次好像天都要塌了,实际屁事没有。
这个跟石油越用越少,再过几十年就用完了的警告有异曲同工之妙
米帝政客一堆没有哪个担心的
本来也是,发新债就得了。没人买?联储全给买下来。
年年都在发出这种警告,我印象中至少十几年了吧?每次好像天都要塌了,实际屁事没有。
这个跟石油越用越少,再过几十年就用完了的警告有异曲同工之妙
#4 Re: 預計約有 9.2 兆美元的美國債務將到期,70%需要在 1 月至 6 月期間進行再融資
If the Federal Reserve buys $6T in U.S. debt in June 2025, it could lower borrowing costs short-term, saving billions in interest and boosting the economy. However, risks include high inflation, a weaker dollar raising import costs, and a nearly doubled Fed balance sheet, complicating future policy. Globally, it might spark capital outflows and market instability. Long-term fiscal issues would persist, possibly worsening if rates rise later.