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$9 Trillion of the National Debt Must be Paid Back in 2026

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Around $9 trillion to $10 trillion of the U.S. marketable national debt is set to mature in 2026. While the government does not "repay" this debt in the sense of fully eradicating it, this amount will need to be refinanced through the issuance of new securities.
 
Around $9 trillion to $10 trillion of the U.S. marketable national debt is set to mature in 2026. While the government does not "repay" this debt in the sense of fully eradicating it, this amount will need to be refinanced through the issuance of new securities.
The is the price America has paid for financing Wars around the world.
 
If US can refinance their debt, and someone is willing to pay for it.
This show how powerful US economy is.
 
The roughly $9 trillion to $10 trillion in U.S. national debt maturing in 2026 will be rolled over into a mix of both short-term bills and long-term bonds, though the Treasury is currently prioritizing shorter-term "bills" to manage immediate costs.
The majority of these debts was rolled over from this year(2025) and added to it. The total gross issuance (refinancing plus new borrowing) for 2026 is projected to be nearly $11 trillion.
 
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The $10 trillion in debt maturing in 2026 represents a specific, currently outstanding portion of the $38.4 trillion national debt. Unlike the remaining $28.4 trillion, which consists of longer-term obligations maturing later or not actively traded on the market, the $10 trillion is an immediate financial liability that requires refinancing in 2026.
 
What is 9 Trillion lol when the estimated total US debt including off balance sheet liabilities >300 Trillion? Very soon they won't even be able to service the interest for the debt.
 
yankees will just print money and buy their own debt as usual.............been conning people for decades
get some real assets to protect yourselves
 
Is just another way to cut sheep wool mah
Except 2026 cut more wool lah
 
Eunuch please don't worry about the sex life of the emperor. :biggrin:

Worry about the economy of your beloved shithole Tiongland first. :cool:
 
Around $9 trillion to $10 trillion of the U.S. marketable national debt is set to mature in 2026. While the government does not "repay" this debt in the sense of fully eradicating it, this amount will need to be refinanced through the issuance of new securities.

What is "must"? USA is hegemony over whole world. U want a mafia to pay ah? Lanjiao la, they point gun at u , give u freedom
 
Chinese mainland remains top source of visitor arrivals to Singapore
By Xinhua
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Tourists shop at the souvenir shop of Singapore's Night Safari in Singapore, June 23, 2025. (PHOTO / XINHUA)
SINGAPORE - The Chinese mainland remained Singapore's largest source of visitors this year, with arrivals reaching 2.93 million in the first 11 months, according to data released on Monday by the Singapore Tourism Board.

In November, arrivals from the Chinese mainland rose 16.5 percent year-on-year to 203,530. Local media attributed the increase to China's rollout of an autumn school holiday, piloted in cities across provinces including Zhejiang, Sichuan and Guangdong. The additional three days off, when combined with weekends, extended breaks to five days.

READ MORE: China remains Singapore's top source of visitors in August

Indonesia was the second-largest source market during the January-November period, contributing 2.2 million visitors, followed by Malaysia with 1.16 million, the tourism board said.

Singapore received 1.29 million visitor arrivals in November, up 4.8 percent from a year earlier. Total arrivals for the first 11 months of the year reached 15.55 million, a 2.7 percent increase compared with the same period last year.
 
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