2025's about to witness something wild on the Treasury front. We're staring down roughly $9.2 trillion in maturing U.S. debt—that's a quarter of the entire $36 trillion pile. Here's the kicker: over half of that maturity load, somewhere between 55% and 60%, hits in just the first six months. The refinancing pressure? Absolutely massive. Think about what happens when Uncle Sam needs to roll over that much paper in such a compressed timeframe. Liquidity concerns, rate volatility, potential spillover into risk assets—it's all on the table. This isn't some distant worry. It's landing in H1 2025, and the clock's already ticking.

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AirdropBlackHolevip
· 12-06 18:52
9.2 trillion? Damn, this debt bomb is about to hit.
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GateUser-3824aa38vip
· 12-06 18:49
9.2 trillion in debt crashed down in H1, things are really getting serious now.
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ILCollectorvip
· 12-06 18:48
$9.2 trillion in US Treasury bonds maturing within six months? Hey, this time it’s really about to tear apart.
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BridgeJumpervip
· 12-06 18:24
9.2 trillion in debt is coming due. How much more money does the Fed need to print to cover it?
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