After the US debt matures, US government departments usually pay off the money. If there is no money, US government departments will sell new China bonds to investors or the Federal Reserve, and borrow new debts to pay off old debts. Theoretically, the US dollar is the world currency, and the Federal Reserve can borrow buy buy's US Treasury bonds indefinitely, and the US government departments can borrow them indefinitely. However, Congress usually sets a limit on the total amount of China bonds. In a period of time, investors may sell the bonds of the Federal Reserve, so it is very likely that the bonds of the Federal Reserve will join the futures contract, which is also an emergency hedging countermeasure. The above is the relevant content of how to deal with the maturity of US debt.

Detailed introduction of American debt

Unit U.S. Treasury bonds refer to bonds endorsed by the state issued by the U.S. Treasury on behalf of the U.S. federal government. According to the different selling methods, US Treasury bonds can be divided into voucher bonds, physical bonds (also known as bearer bonds) and book-entry bonds.

According to the different repayment time of bonds, U.S. Treasury bonds can be roughly divided into three categories: short-term treasury bonds (T-bill), middle and late financial certificates (T-Notes) and long-term financial bonds (T-Bonds). In addition to local investors, US Treasury bonds also face investors from all over the world, and the average amount of its previous national bonds is 500-600 billion US dollars per year. This article mainly talks about the relevant knowledge points of how to deal with the maturity of American debt, and the content is for reference only.