As of November 05, 2025, total gross national debt is $38.09 trillion.
Relative to one year ago, total gross national debt is $2.18 trillion higher; relative to five years ago, it is $10.89 trillion higher.
Over the past year, the rate of increase averaged $5.97 billion per day, $248.91 million per hour, $4.15 million per minute, or $69,140.63 per second.
The increase in gross national debt over the past year amounts to $6,409.00 per person or $16,491.34 per household.
Total gross national debt amounts to $111,964 per person or $288,101 per household.
Assuming the average daily rate of growth over the past three years continues, the U.S. will reach $39 trillion by approximately March 30, 2026.
U.S. public debt in the form of Treasury securities is primarily made up of bills (4-52 weeks), notes (2-10 years), and bonds (20-30 years). Others include Treasury Inflation Protected Securities, Cash Management Bills, and Floating Rate Notes.
Net interest as a share of outlays is forecast by the Congressional Budget Office to be 13.85 percent in FY2026, 14.11 percent in FY2027, and 14.52 percent in FY2028.
As of October 2025, the average interest rate on the total marketable national debt is 3.393 percent. One year ago, it was 3.363 percent; five years ago, it was 1.625 percent.
The total amount of interest paid to trust funds over the past 12 months was $254.17 billion, an average of $21.18 billion per month.
A bid-to-cover ratio of 2 or higher reflects strong Treasury demand. As of October 2025, the bid-to-cover ratio for Treasury bills (4-week) is 2.73, for notes (10-year) is 2.35, and for bonds (30-year) is 2.27.
As of October 2025, of the $30.57 trillion of total public debt outstanding, $15.50 trillion (50.70 percent) is in notes, $6.59 trillion (21.57 percent) is in bills, and $5.16 trillion (16.89 percent) is in bonds. $3.31 trillion (10.84 percent) is in other securities.
As of the most recent data from Q4 of FY2025, approximately 33 percent of U.S. publicly held marketable debt will be maturing within 12 months.
As of the most recent data from September 2025, the average maturity is 71 months. In September 2024, it was 71 months; in September 2020, it was 63 months.
| Date | Time | Release | Data source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 13 | 08:30 AM | Monthly Inflation Update, October 2025 | Bureau of Labor Statistics |
| Nov 13 | 10:00 AM | Monthly Fiscal Update, October 2025 | U.S. Treasury |
| Nov 21 | 10:00 AM | State Employment Update, October 2025 | Bureau of Labor Statistics |
| Nov 26 | 08:30 AM | Monthly GDP Update, Q3 2025 Second Estimate | Bureau of Economic Analysis |
| Nov 26 | 10:00 AM | Monthly Expenditures Update, October 2025 | Bureau of Economic Analysis |
| Dec 04 | 08:30 AM | Monthly Trade Update, October 2025 | Bureau of Economic Analysis |
| Dec 05 | 08:30 AM | Monthly Employment Update, November 2025 | Bureau of Labor Statistics |
| Dec 05 | 10:00 AM | Monthly Debt Update, December 2025 | U.S. Treasury |
Source: U.S. Treasury; JEC Republicans calculations