Trump vs. the Fed: A $38 Trillion Debt Tug-of-War 💥
America’s debt just crossed $38 trillion — and the clock is ticking. Interest alone is costing roughly $2 million every minute.
The Fed recently cut rates by 0.25%, but Trump isn’t impressed. His message is clear: cut faster, cut deeper. Why? Because every 1% rate cut could save around $400B in interest payments.
Here’s the bigger picture 👇
📊 By 2025, U.S. interest payments are expected to hit $1.4 trillion, officially surpassing military spending.
⚠️ Pushing aggressive rate cuts might ease debt pressure short-term — but it risks inflation, financial bubbles, and undermining Fed independence.
The ripple effects hit everyone:
Lower returns on savings
Asset prices pumping higher
Wealth gaps widening
Bubble risk growing across markets
Meanwhile, the U.S. may be sliding into a “borrow to pay old debt” cycle. Mandatory spending is projected to reach 78% of the federal budget by 2035. Cutting rates now could mean bigger problems later.
❓ The real question:
Will the Fed bend under political pressure?
And can the dollar hold its strength with $38T in debt?
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