The United States is facing significantly higher borrowing costs due to a combination of sustained government deficits and rising global interest rates. This is exacerbated by recent spikes in energy prices, driven by the Iran war, which have contributed to inflation and are likely to prompt further interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve. The increasing cost of debt servicing, already at $1 trillion annually, is projected to double over the next decade, potentially accelerating if current rate trends persist. AI
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