What is the state of the U.S. economy under Donald Trump’s administration? A disaster! Economic terrorism. National debt of the United States.
¿Cuál es el estado de la economía de Estados Unidos bajo la administración de Donald Trump? ¡Un desastre! Terrorismo económico. Deuda pública de Estados Unidos.
Каково состояние экономики США при администрации Дональда Трампа? Катастрофа! Экономический терроризм. Государственный долг США.
[…] The national debt of the United States is the total amount of money that the U.S. federal government owes to its creditors. Key Components. Accumulated Deficits: It grows when the government spends more money than it collects in #taxes. Borrowed Money: The government borrows money by selling Treasury bonds, bills, and notes. Two Types of Debt: It includes money owed to public investors and money owed to other government trust funds. Main Creditors. Public Investors: Individual citizens, corporations, and banks. Foreign Governments: Countries like Japan and China buy U.S. debt. Federal Agencies: The Social Security trust fund holds a large portion […]
[…] The US national debt (gross federal debt) stands at approximately $39.1 trillion as of late May 2026. This figure comes from the US Treasury’s “Debt to the Penny” data. It includes two main components: Debt held by the public (marketable securities like Treasury bills, notes, and bonds held by investors, including foreign governments and individuals): Roughly $31.4 trillion. Intragovernmental holdings (debt the Treasury owes to US government trust funds, such as Social Security): About $7.7 trillion […] The debt held by the public is the portion financed by borrowing from investors. Foreign countries and entities hold a significant but minority share of it—around 30% in recent data (roughly $9+ trillion total foreign holdings of US Treasuries) […]
[…] The Top Countries the U.S. Owes Money To: #Japan: $1,191.6 billion (largest holder); #UnitedKingdom, #UK: $926.9 billion; #China (Mainland): $652.3 billion; Cayman Islands: $459.4 billion; Belgium: $454.0 billion; Canada: $439.4 billion; Luxembourg: $432.0 billion; France: $393.0 billion; Ireland: $355.2 billion; Taiwan: $300.8 billion. Grand total foreign holdings: Around $9.35 trillion (as of March 2026). Other notable holders include Switzerland, Hong Kong, Singapore, Norway, India, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, and the UAE. “All Other” countries collectively hold a substantial amount (~$1.8 trillion) […]
[…] How much did Donald Trump add to the to the national debt? First term (Jan. 20, 2017 – Jan. 20, 2021): ~$7.8 trillion increase in gross national debt. Debt started at approximately $19.95 trillion (around $19.944 trillion on Jan. 19, 2017). It ended at approximately $27.75 trillion. This represents roughly a 39% increase. Debt held by the public (the more economically relevant measure) grew by about $7.2 trillion. Second term (as of late May 2026, ~4+ months in): ~$2.25–2.75 trillion increase so far. Debt was around $36.2 trillion near Jan. 20, 2025 (with FY2025 starting earlier). As of mid-to-late May 2026, gross debt stands at roughly $39.0–39.1 trillion (e.g., ~$39.11 trillion on May 22, 2026). Recent reports note ~$2.25 trillion added in the first year back in office (through mid-Jan. 2026) and up to ~$2.75 trillion in some calendar-year or early-term measures. Debt continues growing at several billion per day on average. Combined across both terms (through ~May 2026): Roughly $10–10.6 trillion+ added during periods of Trump’s presidency […]
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Muchas gracias a Google y a Grok por la información.
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