Explore why US debt concerns may be exaggerated, how historical trends compare, and tips to hedge against risks to the dollar ...

US president Donald Trump signed his so-called ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ into law on 4 July, after the tax and spending package passed a final vote in the House of Representatives. The act extends tax cuts ...

Rising debt and interest expenses threaten US fiscal sustainability, with interests projected to consume a quarter of federal ...

President Trump's multitrillion-dollar tax bill becomes law despite economist warnings about rising federal debt and deficit concerns.

The UK faces a £10bn blow to the public finances each year from Donald Trump’s tariff regime, according to the official ...

In the Treasury forecast, the U.S. debt-to-GDP ratio is projected to increase to over 200% in 2050 compared to the CBO’s estimate of around 145%.

While the US debt-to-GDP numbers don’t seem to be high enough to prevent the US Congress from pushing through monster tax cuts for the super-rich, they do appear high enough to force US Congress ...

The Office for Budget Responsibility said the state finances were facing ‘mounting risks’ in the face of growing debts.

Desmond Lachman highlights the myriad ways Donald Trump is undermining markets' faith in the US economy and the US dollar ...

Winston Churchill, perhaps apocryphally, quipped, “Americans will always do the right thing, when they’ve exhausted all other options.” ...

Will Elon Musk's America Party follows historical third-party attempts like Ross Perot's Reform Party, as tensions with Trump ...

The result of the U-turns and spending cuts has been public debt soaring to its highest level since the 1960s, with the OBR forecasting further increases in the medium term. With economic growth ...