The U.S. government’s debt is not a cause for concern, as it is self-funded and the Federal Reserve can always step in to ...

Budget hawks have fretted for decades about America’s deficits and debt, repeatedly advising our government to embrace ...

We calculate that swapping all gilts into current coupon bonds in a bondholder-friendly exchange could wipe £355bn off the face value of government debt and cut the debt-to-GDP ratio by around 13 ...

Mortgage norms and land use rules of 30 years ago (or a bit more in some cities) regularly produced affordable housing (the famously flat Case-Shiller chart!). We knew how to do these things.

Thanks so much, Josh. Well, as we look at today's chart of the day, it effectively measures the debt to GDP ratio, both historically and projected in the future. It comes to us via Deutsche Bank ...

In the third quarter, the company’s quick ratio increased to 1.05 from 0.62 in the previous quarter, while the current ratio increased to 1.4 from 1.04 during the same period.

The lowest coverage ratios are by AYR (1.45x), Cannabist (1.62x), and Jushi (2.13x). These three companies have the most challenging job convincing the market of their ability to carry their debt.

The company is a speculative strong buy. This is one of the more volatile stocks that I follow. The debt ratio ticked up slightly to 3.43 in the first quarter with the negative free cash flow.

In 2013, when Clinton hoped to eliminate the U.S.' public debt, the debt-to-GDP ratio surpassed 100%. It stood at 123% in 2023, according to the International Monetary Fund.

The US debt-to-GDP ratio looks like a hockey-stick chart — or one that starts relatively sideways before eventually spiking — JPMorgan CEO Dimon explained. He expects the measure to hit 130% ...