U.S. national debt exceeds $100 trillion, roughly $1 million per household, about 400% of GDP. It signals potential economic challenges and heightened worries about long‑term fiscal health. U.S. Government, Treasury Department, Federal Reserve, taxpayers Debates over the debt ceiling and possible credit rating actions are expected in the near term. The U.S. national debt has surpassed $100 trillion, equating to approximately $1 million for every household. This unprecedented level represents 400% of the annual GDP, highlighting rising concerns about fiscal sustainability and economic stability.
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