The National Debt Just Hit $36 Trillion. Does Trump Have a Plan To Control It?
It would take nearly $8 trillion in budget cuts merely to stabilize the national debt so it does not grow faster than the ...
FOX45: What’s behind the budget gap facing Maryland?
The state’s own budget analysts projected that, by the end of next year, Maryland will have a $300 million budget shortfall, ...
Kelly Evans: The math behind the deficit
I am tickled that so many people enjoyed the math behind higher interest rates. So let’s press on, shall we? Why not tackle ...
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Pritzker’s budget office projects $3.2B deficit in early look at upcoming fiscal year
The first extensive public look at next year’s state finances contains a warning to lawmakers from the governor’s office: ...
Bitcoin's Passing The Baton To Altcoins
Election, but on-chain metrics show a shift. See why BTC-USD’s potential for Altcoin season and USD debasement could drive ...
Federal Budget: Trump Inherits A $1.8T Annual Deficit
The Federal Government ran a $1.8T budget deficit for the fiscal year, with a $560B deficit in the last quarter alone.
U.S. federal budget deficit swells more than expected in first month of FY25
The U.S. federal government spent $257.0B more than it earned in October, compared with the $226.4B deficit expected and ...
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Federal government’s domestic debt stock hits N66.957 trillion in H1 2024
The Debt Management Office (DMO) reports that the federal government's domestic debt stock by instrument reached N66.957 ...
Will Huge Deficits Weigh on GOP Plan to Slash Taxes?
As Republicans prepare to forge a massive tax bill that could potentially pass via a party-line vote early next year, a ...
Why Trump's Boost To Treasury Yields, Inflation Expectations May Weaken Fed's Efforts To Cut Interest Rates
The Fed's rate cuts may be overshadowed by rising bond yields and a strong dollar, driven by concerns over Trump's fiscal ...
Druckenmiller: I'm worried the Fed declared victory on inflation too early
"You can take this with a grain of salt since I had one right and one wrong there, I've switched to being more worried about inflation going forward than the economy itself," said Druckenmiller, ...