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United States flagUNITED STATES NATIONAL DEBT

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Official Treasury figure. It changes after each business-day release.

Last official movevs. previous business day
Debt per residentusing Jan. 1, 2026 Census estimate
30-day changecalendar-day lookback
12-month changewhen full history is available
EFFECTIVE FEDERAL FUNDS RATE
Waiting for the official New York Fed feed.
RECENT OFFICIAL EFFR OBSERVATIONSNY Fed ↗
Official EFFR history is temporarily unavailable.
01 / COMPOSITION

Who holds the debt?

Total public debt outstanding combines debt held by investors and government accounts.

SHARE OF TOTAL

Held by the public

Investors, the Federal Reserve, foreign holders, businesses, and state or local governments.

Intragovernmental

Treasury securities held by federal trust funds and other government accounts.
02 / MOMENTUM

Debt over time

PERIOD CHANGE
ACTIVE OBSERVATIONFirst plotted observation

Drag left/right on phone, move your pointer, tap, or use ← → to inspect an official observation. Long ranges are downsampled only for display; the period change uses the full returned history.

Detailed history will appear when the Treasury data feed responds.
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03 / GLOBAL HOLDERS + REAL RATES

Who holds Treasuries?

Open any top-10 holder to see its local currency against USD alongside its Treasury position.

TOP 10 FOREIGN HOLDERSOfficial data unavailable
Waiting for the official Treasury TIC table.
READ THE RANKING CAREFULLY

TIC values are monthly and shown in USD. They are largely reported by U.S. custodians and broker-dealers, so a custody center such as Belgium, Luxembourg, or the Cayman Islands may not reveal the ultimate beneficial owner.

Treasury TIC methodology ↗
04 / MARKET LENS

Why markets care

Debt alone is not a buy or sell signal. The path from borrowing to markets runs through rates, growth, inflation, and policy.

01

Treasury supply

More borrowing can mean more bills, notes, and bonds offered to investors. Demand determines how easily that supply is absorbed.

02

Yields & the dollar

If yields rise, global capital may favor U.S. assets. That can pressure currencies—but many other forces matter.

03

Risk assets

Higher real yields can tighten financial conditions for stocks and crypto. Falling yields may help, but there is no automatic relationship.

⚠️ MARKET RISK

This dashboard explains public data; it does not predict yields, currencies, stocks, or crypto. Use position sizing and never trade from one macro number.

05 / METHODOLOGY

Official first. Estimate second.

1

Fetch

The server requests debt and holder data from U.S. Treasury sources, EFFR from the New York Fed, and reference FX history from Frankfurter's central-bank and official-source blend.

2

Verify

Invalid debt rows are discarded. Long history is requested only when you select 5Y, 10Y, 30Y, or MAX so the initial page stays fast.

3

Estimate

The optional moving counter extends the latest official total using the trailing 30-day average change, capped at four days.

4

Fail honestly

If detailed debt data fails, the site tries TreasuryDirect for the official total. Supplemental charts show unavailable instead of inventing values.

PRIMARY SOURCEU.S. Treasury Bureau of the Fiscal Service
Open dataset ↗Foreign holders ↗EFFR ↗Population input ↗