USA Bonds Spiral

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The United States has crossed a historic financial milestone, with total federal debt now exceeding **$40 trillion for the first time ever**.

But the size of the debt pile is only part of the story.

In this video, I look at what is happening across the U.S. bond market, why long-term Treasury yields have moved above 5%, and why the rapidly rising cost of servicing America’s debt could become one of the biggest financial challenges facing the country.

We’ll look at new charts showing how U.S. debt has grown under successive presidents, why debt has climbed to around **120% of GDP**, and how federal interest payments have surged towards **$1.3 trillion over the latest 12-month period**.

We’ll also look at the crucial difference between the average interest rate currently being paid across existing U.S. Treasury debt and the much higher rates America is now being asked to pay when issuing new long-term bonds.

And there has been another major development.

The U.S. Treasury has now increased its planned purchases of longer-dated government bonds following the recent surge in yields. So what exactly is Treasury doing, why is it doing it now, and could shifting more borrowing towards shorter maturities simply create another problem further down the road?

With debt continuing to rise, refinancing costs increasing and interest payments consuming an ever-larger share of the federal budget, is America now entering a **U.S. bond spiral**?

In this video, we break down the numbers, the charts and the risks.

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