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U.S. Treasury — tariff revenue pulse
Daily intelligence on U.S. customs-duty cash receipts — the fiscal footprint of the 2025-2026 tariff surge — from the Treasury Daily Treasury Statement table II (keyless FiscalData API). Each row is one published business day (DTS publishes business days only): raw daily customs deposits plus trailing 7-day and 30-day rolling means (the deposits are extremely lumpy cash postings), week-over-week momentum, MTD and FYTD levels, an MTD run-rate annualization, a window-median-relative level multiple, and a documented 0-100 tariff_revenue_momentum_score ranked as momentum_rank with a top-decile surge_flag. Units: USD millions, percent, scores. Caveats: cash deposits to the Treasury General Account, not accrual revenue; amounts are whole USD millions as published; the DTS detail window retains ~11 months of history, so this is a rolling-window pulse, not a long-horizon series (see treasury_revenue_signals for the monthly MTS view); weekends and federal holidays have no statement and are absent, never zero-filled. Primary key: (record_date). Cadence: daily; as_of is the latest published date, so identical input produces an identical content hash. U.S. federal government work (public domain) — commercial_use = yes, attribution required. Sample use: track tariff_revenue_momentum_score and mtd_pace_annualized_billions for the tariff regime's cash run-rate.
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