The United States is entering a phase where fiscal sustainability is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. Structural imbalances continue to widen, and the absence of meaningful debt containment measures is amplifying long-term risks.

According to IMF projections, U.S. public debt is set to rise from 124% of GDP in 2025 to around 142% by 2031,

underscoring a persistent upward debt trajectory.

From a macroeconomic standpoint, this reflects a gradual erosion of fiscal flexibility, with mounting pressure building beneath the surface of an economy that is already navigating tightening financial conditions and elevated uncertainty.

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