US National Debt
Source: US Treasury Fiscal Data — Debt to the Penny, daily
Historical Data
The last 5 years • Source: US Treasury Fiscal Data — Debt to the Penny, daily
Total US public debt outstanding, reported by the Treasury every business day — formatted in trillions.
The latest value with its change over the trailing 90 days.
Source: US Treasury Fiscal Data — Debt to the Penny, daily
The last 5 years • Source: US Treasury Fiscal Data — Debt to the Penny, daily
The chart shows total US public debt outstanding, from the Treasury Debt to the Penny report, every business day over five years. The values are quoted in trillions. The page shows the current national debt with its 90-day change.
The debt grows whenever the government spends more than it collects, so the direction is rarely news. What matters is the pace against the size of the economy, and the cost of the interest. Every dollar here is a bond someone must buy, and more supply pushes Treasury yields up. The total also includes debt the government owes itself.
Market data sourced as noted above. For educational purposes only. Not investment advice.