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How Import Prices From China Are Adding to the National Debt

How Import Prices From China Are Adding to the National Debt

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On this episode of The National Debt Podcast, Lucas and Luna examine a surprising data point: import prices from China just hit their highest level since 2008. They explore how rising costs for imported goods feed into inflation, which in turn increases the government's interest payments on inflation-indexed securities and pushes up overall borrowing costs. With the 30-year yield at 5.09 percent and the Fed holding rates steady, they drill into the specific mechanism by which trade policy and tariff uncertainty are making the debt math worse. Lucas brings a concrete number: $400 billion in additional interest costs over the next decade if yields stay elevated. Luna challenges him on whether the Fed's next move could offset some of that pressure. They also discuss how wholesale deflation in other categories complicates the picture, creating a 'choose your own adventure' for fiscal forecasters. The episode ends with a look at what the Hormuz situation could mean for energy costs and the debt trajectory. #NationalDebt #TreasuryYields #ImportPrices #China #Tariffs #Inflation #FiscalPolicy #Fed #InterestRates #30YearYield #WholesaleDeflation #Hormuz #EnergyCosts #Economics #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #DebtMath #FiscalOutlook Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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