Federal government current expenditures: Interest payments (FRED:A091RC1Q027SBEA) — Historical Data and Chart — TradingView

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Interest Payments vs Defense Silver above 400$ in 10 years? Possible. Do not underestimate the central banks and governments capacity to destroy your purchasing power. #silver #gold #inflation #usdollar It is all about HOW FAST something is happening

The Fed cannot raise the FEDFUNDS rate enough A higher FEDFUNDS rate (currently around 0%) causes higher rates on treasury yields. Here is our "effective rate" (ER) we pay on the national debt. Currently around 1.9% and 22% of tax receipts go to paying this interest. If ER goes above around 3%, interest payments are around 26% of US federal re

Percent of Revenue for Interest Payments vs FEDFUNDs Difference This chart shows the difference between the percent of federal tax receipts used to pay interest on the national debt (currently around 20% of tax receipts) and the FEDFUNDS rate. This difference has been growing through the years as the debt grows larger and people are less willing to buy treasurie

Percent of Revenue for Interest Payments vs FEDFUNDs Ratio This chart attempts to show the ratio between the percent of federal tax receipts used to pay interest on the national debt (currently around 20% of tax receipts) and the FEDFUNDS rate. This ratio has been growing through the years as the debt grows larger and people are less willing to buy treasuri

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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