The burden of debt on the United States reached its final limit, after which the shadows of default began to hover over the head of the White House. US President Joe Biden has said in a speech at an event of city mayors that if the United States defaults on loans, it will be the worst in the country’s financial history. The worst would be disaster.
President Joe Biden said that he is discussing the issue with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to increase the borrowing limit.
The U.S. government has already hit its borrowing limit of $31.4 trillion, and the government must persuade Congress to borrow more.
According to US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, the government has begun taking extraordinary steps to prevent default. Steps are being taken to avert the risk of default by June 5.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says Congress has to get serious about negotiating a solution or the US will default before early June.
The debt ceiling established by Congress is the maximum amount that the federal government can borrow to meet its financial obligations.
The debt ceiling for the federal government in the United States to meet its financial obligations is currently $31.4 trillion, which has been revised more than 100 times since World War II.
Hitting the debt ceiling means the U.S. government can’t borrow any more money unless Congress agrees to raise the borrowing limit, an already tight budget.
