Debt Clock USA

Follow the real-time increase in the United States national debt and deficits.

National debt

National debt

Total amount of outstanding borrowing by the U.S. Federal Government in FY 2025 (*)
The debt increases by $40,716 every second. Debt stock has increased tenfold since 1982.

Interest expenses

Total amount of interests paid on the total national debt in FY 2025
$684 billon by the end of FY. Debt interests amount to 16% of the total federal spending in fiscal year 2025. Average interest rate is 3.32%.

NATIONAL DEBT/GDP​

Debt-to-Gross-Domestic-Product (GDP) ratio in FY 2024

0 %

Japan (250%), Greece (153.6%), Italy (135.3%), France (113;2%), Canada (110.8%), China (88.3%), India (84%), European Union (81%), Germany (62.5%). The U.S. debt to GDP ratio surpassed 100% in 2013 when both debt and GDP were approximately 16.7 trillion.

Federal Budget

Federal budget deficit

Balance of federal government expenses and revenues in FY 2025
$ 1,9 trillion projected for FY 2025. The deficit is already 23% higher at the end of April (after 7 months of fiscal year 2025) than the same time last year.

FEDERAL BUDGET DEFICIT/GDP

Ratio budget deficit to Gross domestic product in FY 2025
0 .5%
The ratio is projected to increase to 7% by 2026. The deficits have averaged 3.8% over the past 50 years.

LAST BUDGET SURPLUS

24 years of running deficits
0
In the last 50 years, the federal government budget has run a surplus four times, most recently in 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 under the Clinton administration.

Foreign trade

Trade deficit

Balance of trade (exports/imports of goods and services) in FY 2025
$425B in Q1 2025

Current-account balance deficit

Combined balances on trade in goods and services and income flows between U.S. residents and residents of other countries
$ 0 ,9
billion

Interest on the debt paid to foreigners in 2024 was $230.6 billion. The top three estimated foreign holders of federal debt by country, as of December 2024, are Japan ($1.1 trillion or 12,4%), China ($0.8 trillion or 8,9%), and the United Kingdom ($0.7 trillion or 8,4%).

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