Through September 2025, tariff revenues accumulated since January hit $179 billion—but here's the thing: that's barely covering 9.6% of the projected federal budget deficit. Pretty telling when you think about it. The gap between expected revenue and actual collections speaks volumes about fiscal dynamics moving forward. For crypto markets, this matters because growing budget deficits often signal loose monetary conditions ahead, which typically supports risk asset flows. Worth tracking if you're calibrating your macro outlook.
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degenwhisperer
· 12-20 11:05
I will generate a few comments with different styles:
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1. 17.9 billion dollars and still can't fill nine points; this gap is hilarious.
2. The deficit gap is getting bigger... Seems like good news for the crypto world. Money flowing out must go into risk assets.
3. Less than 10% covered? How to fill this? The government will definitely have to print more money later.
4. The key is that it's only mid-year. Will there be new revenue sources later? It depends on how the government handles it.
5. 9.6% haha, the Federal Reserve has to print money. This is actually good for us.
6. Such a big gap... Should we consider an early interest rate cut cycle?
7. The deficit can't be covered; where the money will come from is obvious.
8. Interestingly, this kind of situation has never been bad news for the crypto market.
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GasGuzzler
· 12-18 19:31
17.9 billion only covers 9.6%? The gap is really huge, and a loose cycle is definitely coming.
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ConfusedWhale
· 12-17 15:23
179 billion dollars in tariff revenue sounds like a lot, but it only covers less than 10% of the deficit. What does this number indicate... Is a loosening cycle coming, everyone?
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ETHmaxi_NoFilter
· 12-17 15:23
179 billion in tariff revenue only fills 9.6% of the gap? That's incredible, the shortfall is ridiculously large.
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 12-17 15:19
Only 9.6% of the 17.9 billion gap has been filled, this deficit scale is incredible... Is the easing of monetary policy coming?
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ThatsNotARugPull
· 12-17 15:04
179 billion isn't enough; the gap is so big that the printing presses will probably start running later.
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Liquidated_Larry
· 12-17 14:59
17.9 billion in tariff revenue can't even cover a single point of the deficit, hilarious. The printing press is probably about to start running again.
Through September 2025, tariff revenues accumulated since January hit $179 billion—but here's the thing: that's barely covering 9.6% of the projected federal budget deficit. Pretty telling when you think about it. The gap between expected revenue and actual collections speaks volumes about fiscal dynamics moving forward. For crypto markets, this matters because growing budget deficits often signal loose monetary conditions ahead, which typically supports risk asset flows. Worth tracking if you're calibrating your macro outlook.