US - Federal Surplus or Deficit (Yearly)

-1,775,357.00 m
41,433.00
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The government surplus or deficit represents the difference between a government's annual financial income and expenditure. A surplus occurs when income exceeds expenditure, while a deficit arises when expenditure surpasses income. A surplus indicates a healthy fiscal condition, whereas a deficit suggests the need for borrowing or other measures to address the shortfall. These figures provide insight into the government's fiscal health and play a critical role in assessing their impact on the broader economy.

Latest Stats

  • US - Federal Surplus or Deficit (Yearly)
    2025
    -1,775,357.00 m
    -1,816,790.00 m

Specs

  • Category
    Government/Central Bank/Currency
  • Region
    United States
  • Frequency
    Annual
  • Units
    Millions

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