US National Debt Predictions
Browse US National Debt market predictions and forecasts from well-known financial commentators. Each prediction is tracked from the date it was published to its estimated deadline, then graded correct or wrong based on the outcome.
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[19:38] yeah, at today's pace, but in three years, it's probably going to be three or four trillion a year.
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[18:09] my outlook is for even sign a greater uh number uh next year and in the years to come and and federal debt is is already approaching 120% of GDP GP and it's it's on its way to 130% of GDP.
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[22:15] Our budget deficit will widen. It'll probably double. You know, we'll go from about $1.8 8 trillion to, you know, somewhere around 3.6 to 4 trillion.
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[16:31] and that is when annual deficits go to $6 trillion... So we're gonna have deficits just blow out immensely.
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[25:16] We're right on the verge of $40 trillion as the US national debt. And this is a grown succession of a century or more of bad financial decisions by the federal government of it outspending what it brings in in tax revenue.
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[26:51] it's going to be defaulted on eventually. Uh, either by outright default or more likely by inflating it out of existence slowly.
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[9:26] you're going to see deficits, as I said, approach most likely approach $6 trillion. And that's before you get any kind of helicopter money or TARP program, like we had in 2008 and 2020. So, you could see deficits rise, you know, way above 6 trillion.
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[9:53] So unfortunately, I don't believe that's going to happen. The government and the banking institutions are going to get theirs. They're going to get theirs and it doesn't matter. And they're going to make it seem like there's a problem. They're going to wait for our reaction and then they're going to present the solution. So that's where what you're asking about debt. It's not going to go away.
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[9:20] By next year, it's going to be two trillion. And again, it's not going to stop at two trillion. It's going to keep on going up and up
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[7:21] Now we're looking at 1.5 trillion in debt service and that's what it's 25% or better than uh the cash flow from tax revenues. And that 1.5 trillion is only going to go higher from here because we're at the point now where, like you said, the deficits are getting bigger.
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[11:54] we've got a $39 trillion um amount of debt outstanding, which is only going to increase. So, if you even look at, you know, let's round that up to 40 by the end of the year.
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[12:02] I think we're going to hit 50 trillion before Trump finishes his term. and and that's going to be because the Fed is going to be back in QE mode, uh, monetizing a lot of this debt that the rest of the world no longer wants to finance.
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[7:29] The US gross amount of debt will be pushing probably $40 trillion in the next couple years.
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[12:54] potentially there could be some type of soft default or some type of restructure in the next kind of two to three years.
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[1:49] I think we might actually hit 50 trillion before Trump finishes his term. So that'd be about 11 trillion more in debt over the next 3 years.
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[5:27] Gold and silver breaking out is a similar warning that the sovereign debt and dollar crisis are going to hit and they might hit even this year, but I would say either this year or or next year.
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[0:00] We're nearing a climactic end to this and uh the system may not make it that far because of this uh rush to just get rid of the money
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[21:41] The US debt to GDP ratio expected to be 125% of GDP this year will surpass record highs to hit 143% by the end of the decade.
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[11:07] you're talking about the US debt going from 36 trillion to something close to 60 trillion within a few years.
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