Interest Expense gets relief on Fiscal Policy Pullback
A serious matter, as interest Expense is not about to absolve itself.
Amortized discount or premium on UST Bills, Notes, and Bonds is also included
within the monthly interest expense.
The Fiscal Year represents the total interest expense on the Debt Outstanding
for a given fiscal year.
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No furhterrStimmy for jimmy is wreaking havoc on Fiscal Policies that dissolved
from $3.4 Trillion to abject Failure.
See, all is well...
Punchbowl removal will be a butter Pill for the Buy the Dip Herd.
Herds are dangerous.
2021 - $562,388,232,682.17
2020 - $522,767,299,265.34
2019 - $574,587,783,463.63
Over the past 10 years, the federal government’s net interest costs have grown
by 24.93% percent relative to the size of the economy as represented by GDP.
Historically low interest rates hold down that growth, compared with growth
in debt held by the public. Over the same period, that debt has increased
by nearly 65 percent relative to GDP.
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I refer to this as the QE 1 / 2/ 3 - Cluster.F_ck.
Rest assured the Bond Bagholders will eventually realize their best hopes lie in
buying Equites to keep pace with Inflation.
Capital Stock rotation.
Amortized discount or premium on UST Bills, Notes, and Bonds is also included
within the monthly interest expense.
The Fiscal Year represents the total interest expense on the Debt Outstanding
for a given fiscal year.
____________________________________________________________________
No furhterrStimmy for jimmy is wreaking havoc on Fiscal Policies that dissolved
from $3.4 Trillion to abject Failure.
See, all is well...
Punchbowl removal will be a butter Pill for the Buy the Dip Herd.
Herds are dangerous.
2021 - $562,388,232,682.17
2020 - $522,767,299,265.34
2019 - $574,587,783,463.63
Over the past 10 years, the federal government’s net interest costs have grown
by 24.93% percent relative to the size of the economy as represented by GDP.
Historically low interest rates hold down that growth, compared with growth
in debt held by the public. Over the same period, that debt has increased
by nearly 65 percent relative to GDP.
_______________________________________________________________________
I refer to this as the QE 1 / 2/ 3 - Cluster.F_ck.
Rest assured the Bond Bagholders will eventually realize their best hopes lie in
buying Equites to keep pace with Inflation.
Capital Stock rotation.