Donald Trump labeled himself the “king of debt” during his 2016 run ... “left our economy in tatters,” and ran up the federal ...

Donald Trump isn't afraid of debt. "I'm the king ... and create confusion in the markets. At first glance, Trump's endorsement of low rates would seem to make him a fan of Federal Reserve chair ...

Otherwise they’re apt to fall back on his comments from 2016, when he called himself “the king ... debt-interest payments untouched, we would pretty much have to cancel everything else in the ...

Is the Federal Reserve part of the government? You might think so, but you wouldn’t know it from the way we talk about America’s debt. When it comes to the debt held by the public, for example ...

The Congressional Budget Office predicted Tuesday that federal debt held by the public will grow to a record 107% of gross domestic product by 2029 and soar to 181% by 2053—a debt burden that ...

The federal debt now stands at over $22.5 trillion. Though Trump called himself "the king of debt" and promised to wipe out the federal debt in eight years during his 2016 campaign, his budget ...

In total, the Fed bought debt in about 86 different companies as it tries to insulate the nation's economy from the worst downturn since the Great Depression. FED'S POWELL WARNS 'SIGNIFICANT ...

Donald Trump labeled himself the "king of debt" during his 2016 run for ... Trump "left our economy in tatters," and ran up the federal debt with tax cuts for the wealthy when he was in office.