Endgame: US Federal Debt Interest Payments About To Hit $1 Trillion, by Tyler Durden

At the rate they’re going, $2 trillion will be here before you know it. From Tyler Durden at zerohedge.com:

There was a shocking number in today’s latest monthly US Budget Deficit report. No, it wasn’t that US government outlays unexpectedly soared 15% to $646 billion in June, up almost $100 billion from a year ago…

… while tax receipts slumped 9.2% from $461 billion to $418 billion, resulting in a TTM government receipt drop of over 7.3%, the biggest since June 2020 when the US was reeling from the covid lockdown recession; in fact never have before tax receipts suffered such a big drop without the US entering a recession.

Needless to say, surging government outlays coupled with shrinking tax revenues meant that in June, the US budget deficit nearly tripled from $89 billion a year ago to $228 billion, far greater than the consensus estimate of $175 billion. One can only imagine which Ukrainian billionaire oligarch’s money laundering bank account is currently enjoying the benefits of that unexpected incremental $50 billion US deficit hole: we know for a fact that the FBI will never get to the bottom of that one, since they can’t even figure out who dumped a bunch of blow inside the White House – the most protected and surveilled structure in the entire world.

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One response to “Endgame: US Federal Debt Interest Payments About To Hit $1 Trillion, by Tyler Durden

  1. Burn It All Down Better's avatar Burn It All Down Better

    Have we blown past Greece in the debt service levels?
    It is Weimarbabwe wipeout time once it reaches a certain ratio but that is a feature and not a bug to the controllers.
    Maybe those Euro rump vassals will bail us out? (honk!)

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