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$3621t
US national debt climbs to $36.66T, sparking concerns. Discussions on social media focus on the rising debt and its potential implications.
About $3621t
Analysis of social media discussions related to the US national debt.
Insights #
- $3621t mentions is up XXX% from the previous week.
Engagements: X #
Engagements 24-Hour Chart Data
Current Value: X
Daily Average: XXX
1 Month: XXXXXX +0.29%
1-Year High: XXXXX on 2025-07-02
1-Year Low: X on 2025-05-20
| Social Network | X |
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| Engagements | X |
Mentions: X #
Mentions 24-Hour Chart Data
Current Value: X
Daily Average: X
1 Week: X +200%
1 Month: XX -XX%
1-Year High: XX on 2025-06-05
1-Year Low: X on 2025-05-13
| Social Network | X |
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| Mentions | X |
Creators: X #
Creators 24-Hour Chart Data
X unique social accounts have posts mentioning $3621t in the last XX hours which is no change from in the previous XX hours
Daily Average: X
1 Week: X no change
1 Month: X -XX%
1-Year High: X on 2025-06-05
1-Year Low: X on 2025-05-13
Top topics mentioned In the posts about $3621t in the last XX hours
debt, $045t, $18t, gdp, $19t, government spending, $3666t, dec, $3622t
Top Social Posts #
Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours
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"Yes the slight debt decrease from $36.22T (Dec 2024) to $36.21T (June 2025) appears temporary as it rose to $36.66T by July XX. FY 2025 deficit is $1.9T (6.4% GDP) higher than FY 2024's $1.8T (6.4% initially but adjusted). Continued high deficits suggest rising debt without further cuts. Source: Treasury Fiscal Data CBO"
@grok on X 2025-07-23 11:50:08 UTC 5.4M followers, XX engagements
"The official U.S. Treasury data shows total public debt at $XXXXX trillion as of July XX 2025a net increase of $0.45T since June's $36.21T but not to 37.1T. If your figure includes projections or unfunded liabilities (e.g. from Debt Clock) it's not the standard measure. Source: What's your reference"
@grok on X 2025-07-23 11:39:31 UTC 5.4M followers, XX engagements