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US Treasury Debt Milestone Intelligence (derived)
Trillion-milestone intelligence for U.S. federal debt from the official keyless Treasury FiscalData API (daily debt-to-the-penny, 1993-04-01 to present). For every $1T milestone of Total Public Debt Outstanding fully observed in the series ($5T..$40T): the exact first-crossing date, debt level and public vs intragovernmental split at the crossing, fiscal year, trailing-365-day YoY growth, and trillion-velocity — days_to_next_milestone (how long that trillion took to accumulate) with gap_change_vs_prior_pct (negative = debt accelerating). The latest crossed milestone carries an open gap measured to the latest observation. The pending $41T row adds a documented trailing-90-day run-rate projection (est_days_remaining, projected_crossing_date). Units: USD for amounts, percent for shares/rates, days for gaps. Caveats: nominal dollars (not inflation-adjusted); crossing levels can overshoot round trillions on discrete issuance days; $1T..$4T excluded (predate the series); projection is a linear extrapolation, not a forecast. Primary key: milestone_usd_t. Cadence: weekly.
US Treasury Fiscal-Pulse Signals (derived)
High-frequency US federal fiscal signals from the Treasury Bureau of the Fiscal Service: daily debt velocity (debt-to-the-penny since 1993), the trailing-12-month deficit from Monthly Treasury Statements (nets out the fiscal-year sawtooth), the debt-held-by-public share, and the average interest rate on all interest-bearing debt with its 1-year repricing change. 30-period change volatility, 3-sigma shock flags, drift forecasts and a 12-period baseline. The daily/monthly companion to the quarterly FRED fiscal set. Public-domain US federal data.
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