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James Bullard
— Former President, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis; Dean, Purdue University's Mitch Daniels School of Business
This CNBC Your Money Minute segment covers the US national debt hitting $40 trillion. Becky Quick provides historical context from the debt clock, and former St. Louis Fed President James Bullard warns that persistent 6% federal deficits are worrying markets and create future crisis risk. The segment also notes the Peter G. Peterson Foundation's expanded national debt clock displays.
- The US national debt clock hit $40 trillion in mid-August.
- Becky Quick notes the debt was $2.7 trillion when the clock launched in 1989, a 1,381% increase.
- The implied family share of the national debt is more than $683,000.
- James Bullard says federal deficits are projected at 6% out to 2030 and beyond.
- Bullard warns entrenched fiscal deficits could make a future crisis very bad for the US.
- The Peter G. Peterson Foundation has placed national debt clocks in multiple cities and online.
- No specific tradeable investment idea is directly offered.