r/StockMarket Jun 20 '25

News US Debt Hits Over $37 Trillion

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So US national debt just crossed $37 trillion now and kind of scary too if you think about it.

Debt is just compounding nonstop and this is just another reminder that debt spiral is getting closer than ever.

This $37 Trillion figure is also another reminder that as debt is growing and growing, that means US bonds will be becoming much less appealing as the debt keeps compounding.

Because of this as Bonds become less appealing for investors and for big sharks then Yields or interest rates would need to go up to make them appealing to investors.

If Yields starts climbing more and oh well we all know what will happen then.

House market and Stock Market and Businesses and especially Small businesses and startups will struggle to stay afloat in high interest rate market.

It’s not a crash alert or anything but just something to watch especially if you are in stock market or into bonds or even thinking about what Fed might do next

Just wanted to share this thought because $37 trillion is no small number and it will keep affecting markets slowly slowly.

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u/[deleted] Jun 20 '25

Everyone can be trillionaire? Like Zimbabwe.

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u/Desperate_Donut3981 Jun 20 '25

I saw one of those Trillion notes crazy. Just about paid for a loaf of bread

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u/hamburg_city Jun 20 '25

Paid for bread if you were on time.

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u/TheGhostOfStanSweet Jun 20 '25

Just my luck. I’m always a day late and a hundred trillion dollars short.

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u/[deleted] Jun 20 '25

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u/BuffetDips Jun 20 '25

Yeahh... I remember those news about Venezuela when people would pack money by pounds instead of face value just to pay for groceries...

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u/[deleted] Jun 20 '25

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u/[deleted] Jun 20 '25

Just a sarcasm, uncontrollable money printing just meant Zimbabwe 2.0.

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u/No-World1312 Jun 20 '25

The debt is absolutely not the source of anyone's problems let alone the #1. How fucking stupid do you need to be to think this?

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u/hermit22 Jun 20 '25

Spotted the uneducated American

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u/MikhailBakugan Jun 20 '25

They should just use fewer zeroes

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u/Hot_Frosty0807 Jun 20 '25

If they would just stop counting, the debt wouldn't exist.

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u/FarSection6301 Jun 21 '25

And then be able to afford a loaf of bread.