The U.S. just dropped a bombshell figure: $104.4 billion in debt interest payments for October alone. That's not just high—it's a record-breaking monthly payout. As fiscal pressure mounts, questions around long-term sustainability are getting louder. This kind of data matters, especially for anyone watching macro trends and their ripple effects across risk assets.

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GasWastingMaximalist

· 11-29 06:49

104.4 billion in a month? Is the Fed printing money or burning money...

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DataBartender

· 11-26 16:36

Wow, 104.4 billion? The interest on this debt is almost catching up to the GDP of a small country... The U.S. really can’t hold on much longer.

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GasFeePhobia

· 11-26 07:57

104.4 billion dollars interest per month... The US is digging its own grave, the printing press will explode sooner or later.

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SwapWhisperer

· 11-26 07:57

104.4 billion in Interest? This is ridiculous, the Fed still has to continue raising interest rates...

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fork_in_the_road

· 11-26 07:54

104.4 billion Interest? The US is playing with fire, it will have to pay the bill sooner or later.

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MEVSandwich

· 11-26 07:48

Holy crap, 104.4 billion in one month? This debt snowball is really about to explode!

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CrashHotline

· 11-26 07:41

The interest on US Treasury bonds is nearly 100 billion, this thing is bound to explode sooner or later, it seems we need to buy the dip and be prepared.

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