The raw numbers
These charts pull from live Federal Reserve and Treasury feeds. They focus on debt, money supply, central-bank assets, credit stress, leverage, and the cost of servicing federal debt.
The data does not tell a reader what to buy. It makes the monetary backdrop visible before any allocation discussion begins.
- Money supply and Fed assets
- Debt growth versus GDP growth
- Commercial real estate and margin debt stress
- Interest costs and reverse repo liquidity
Current reference points
National Debt
Total public debt outstanding
Annual Interest Cost
Federal interest payments
Money supply and the Fed balance sheet
M2 Money Supply
Total M2 money supply since 2018.
Fed Balance Sheet
Assets held by the Federal Reserve.
Debt growth, credit stress, and leverage
Debt vs GDP Growth
Year-over-year debt growth compared to GDP growth.
Commercial Real Estate Delinquency
Delinquency rates on CRE loans.
Margin Debt
FINRA margin debt as a measure of speculative leverage.
Interest costs and liquidity
Rates vs Interest Payments
Fed funds rate beside federal interest payments.
Reverse Repo Liquidity
The reverse repo facility as a liquidity reference point.