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    U.S. national debt nearly $40 trillion as deficits continue to grow

    Whatfinger EditorBy Whatfinger EditorAugust 15, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    The U.S. national debt is approaching $40 trillion, highlighting the growing fiscal challenges facing the federal government as Washington continues to run large budget deficits.Gross federal debt stood at about $39.83 trillion as of Aug. 5, according to the Senate Joint Economic Committee. About $32.1 trillion was debt held by the public, while roughly $7.7 trillion represented intragovernmental holdings.
    The debt has continued climbing after the government crossed the $39 trillion threshold in March. The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget said the milestone came as the federal deficit was approaching $2 trillion.
    The pace of borrowing has remained substantial in fiscal 2026. The federal government recorded a $432 billion deficit in July, bringing the deficit for the first 10 months of the fiscal year to approximately $1.8 trillion, according to Treasury data. 
    The 10-month total had already surpassed the entire deficit recorded during fiscal 2025.
    Rising borrowing costs are adding another layer of pressure. At a Treasury auction this week, the yield on 30-year government bonds reached about 5.22%, the highest level in roughly 25 years.


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