US Treasury may borrow over $2 trillion in fiscal 2026 amid rising debt and costs.

The US Treasury plans to borrow more than $2 trillion from private markets in fiscal year 2026, driven by a projected $2.065 trillion deficit and rising national debt nearing $39 trillion. Borrowing needs are expected to stay above $2 trillion through 2028, with increased financing costs due to higher Treasury yields nearing 5%. This growing debt burden raises concerns about long-term fiscal sustainability, with experts warning of potential bond market stress and financing challenges ahead.