General government gross debt, live estimate
$40,976,010,019,584
Grows by about $95,100 every second in 2026 · 126.8% of GDP
Source: IMF World Economic Outlook, DataMapper API, retrieved 2026-11-11. US dollars at IMF exchange rates.
Gross government debt as a share of the economy. Hover a bar for the exact value.
Countries with the closest debt to GDP ratio in 2026.
| Country | Debt to GDP | Debt |
|---|---|---|
| United States | 126.8% | $41.39 trillion |
| Canada | 115.6% | $2.88 trillion |
| Brazil | 97.0% | $2.58 trillion |
| Argentina | 69.3% | $532.4 billion |
| Uruguay | 67.7% | $64.4 billion |
| Mexico | 62.1% | $1.35 trillion |
| Costa Rica | 61.8% | $71.2 billion |
United States's general government gross debt is about $40.98 trillion right now. The IMF expects $41.39 trillion by the end of 2026, up from $38.39 trillion at the end of 2025.
126.8% of GDP in 2026, compared with 124.4% in 2025. The IMF projects 145.0% by 2031.
About $120,729 per citizen, based on a population of 342.8 million.
Yes. In 2026 it grows by about $95,100 every second.
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