Analysts warn: Concerns over the cost of U.S. debt are hard to dispel, and the fiscal deficit may maintain 7% of GDP.

[Coin World][Analyst: U.S. Debt Costs Remain Worrisome] Mark Dowding, Chief Information Officer of a certain asset management company, stated in a report that concerns about long-term bond yields will persist as the U.S. budget is expected to be finalized within the next month before Congress goes into recess. The pressure to reach an agreement in the coming weeks means that compromises will be made within the Republican Party. Even taking into account $250-300 billion in tariff revenue, the fiscal deficit rate will remain around 7% of GDP. "Concerns about the continuously rising U.S. debt levels are unlikely to ease in the short term." The company believes that the Trump administration will not implement tax increases or substantial spending cuts, and the only possibility for reducing the deficit lies in significantly lower borrowing costs.