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U.S. Treasury Fiscal Data

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Pull official U.S. federal finance figures from the Treasury's Fiscal Data: the national debt to the penny, the debt limit, monthly receipts, spending and deficits, the Treasury's daily cash, average interest rates, official exchange rates, I bond rates and savings bond values, Treasury auction results, the gold reserve, and any other Fiscal Data dataset. No account or API key is required.

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Get the national debtGet the total U.S. national debt to the penny on a day (the latest by default), split into debt held by the public and intragovernmental holdings, with the change from the business day before.
Get national debt historyList the national debt over time, newest first: every business day, or the last figure of each month or year. Includes the change across the period. Daily figures go back to April 1993.
Get historical debt by yearGet the national debt at the end of each fiscal year, as far back as 1790, newest first, with each year's change in dollars and percent.
Get debt limit statusSee how close the debt is to the statutory debt limit (the debt ceiling) on a day: the debt subject to the limit, the limit, the room left, and whether the limit is suspended.
Get interest expense on the debtGet what the government spent on interest on the public debt in a month and so far in the fiscal year, in total and by type of security.
Get average interest rates on Treasury securitiesGet the average interest rate the government pays on its debt, by type of security (bills, notes, bonds, TIPS, savings bonds and more), for the latest month or a range of months back to 2001.
Get exchange rateGet the Treasury's official exchange rate for a currency, the rate federal agencies must use for reporting, and optionally convert an amount to or from U.S. dollars. Rates are set each quarter.
List exchange ratesList the Treasury's official exchange rates: every currency for the latest quarter, or chosen currencies over a range of dates back to 2001. Each rate is units of the currency per U.S. dollar.
Get monthly receipts and spendingGet the Monthly Treasury Statement for a month: what the government took in by source (income tax, customs duties…) and spent by function (Social Security, defense, interest…), the month's deficit or surplus, and the fiscal-year-to-date totals against last year's.
Get monthly deficits over timeList the government's receipts, outlays and deficit (or surplus) month by month, newest first, back to October 1980, with how each deficit was financed and the totals across the months.
Get Treasury cash balanceGet the Treasury's operating cash balance (the Treasury General Account) on a day from the Daily Treasury Statement: opening and closing balance, and the day's, month's and fiscal year's deposits and withdrawals.
Get daily deposits and withdrawalsGet what went into and out of the Treasury's account on a day, by category (withheld taxes, Social Security benefits, Medicare, defense…), largest first, with today's, month-to-date and fiscal-year-to-date amounts and totals.
Get I bond interest ratesGet the interest an I savings bond earns: its fixed rate, the current inflation rate and the combined rate, for bonds bought this month or in any month since September 1998, with every rate that bond has earned.
Get savings bond valueFind what a U.S. savings bond (Series I, EE, E or a Savings Note) can be cashed in for this month, or any month Treasury has published, from its series, issue date and face value.
List Treasury auction resultsList the results of Treasury bill, note and bond auctions, newest first: the high yield or rate, price, amounts offered, bid and accepted, the bid-to-cover ratio, who bought, and links to the official announcement and results.
List upcoming Treasury auctionsList the Treasury auctions that have been announced but not yet held, soonest first: the security, the auction and issue dates, the amount offered, and the announcement.
Get Treasury gold reserveGet how much gold the U.S. Treasury owns, in fine troy ounces and at its statutory book value, and where it is held (Fort Knox, West Point, Denver, the New York Fed…).
Query a datasetGet rows from any of Fiscal Data's datasets (tax collections, the public debt statement, savings bond sales, trust funds and more): pick the dataset, then narrow it to dates and filter one column. Numbers come back as numbers, with a link to download the same rows as a CSV.

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