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United States Monthly federal budget surplus (Treasury MTS, receipts minus outlays)

MonthlyNot seasonally adjustedCode US.GOVBAL.M.NSA

Latest−26,900,347,102 US$September 2026
Previous−166,796,952,277 US$August 2026
Year ago197,949,630,362 US$September 2025

United States Monthly federal budget surplus (Treasury MTS, receipts minus outlays) was −26,900,347,102 US$ in September 2026, up 139,896,605,175 from August 2026 and down 113.6% from a year earlier.

Over the past ten years it has ranged from −864,074,068,492 US$ (Jun 2021) to 308,215,060,527 US$ (Apr 2023), averaging −138,705,328,505 US$.

United States Monthly federal budget surplus (Treasury MTS, receipts minus outlays) (US$), Jan 2016 – Sep 2026−1,000bn−750bn−500bn−250bn0bn250bn201620182020202220242026Robomacro
United States Monthly federal budget surplus (Treasury MTS, receipts minus outlays) (US$), Jan 2016 – Sep 2026. Source: U.S. Treasury FiscalData.

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Recent data

PeriodValue
September 2026−26,900,347,102 US$
August 2026−166,796,952,277 US$
July 2026−291,142,660,288 US$
June 2026−120,305,275,586 US$
May 2026−292,648,462,084 US$
April 2026215,024,140,198 US$
March 2026−160,528,321,499 US$
February 2026−307,501,433,426 US$
January 2026−128,640,206,673 US$
December 2025−86,731,619,013 US$
November 2025−173,277,175,077 US$
October 2025−284,350,050,783 US$
September 2025197,949,630,362 US$
August 2025−344,791,891,858 US$
July 2025−243,741,087,297 US$
June 2025−70,965,292,476 US$
May 2025−347,130,893,692 US$
April 2025258,399,949,115 US$
March 2025−160,530,321,499 US$
February 2025−307,017,194,699 US$
January 2025−128,640,206,673 US$
December 2024−86,731,619,013 US$
November 2024−314,012,002,287 US$
October 2024−257,450,343,192 US$

Last 24 observations. The full history (129 observations) is available through the API.

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About this series

Latest observationSeptember 2026
First observationJanuary 2016
Observations129
FrequencyMonthly
UnitsUS$
AdjustmentNot seasonally adjusted
10-year high308,215,060,527 US$ (Apr 2023)
10-year low−864,074,068,492 US$ (Jun 2021)
10-year average−138,705,328,505 US$
Source agencyU.S. Treasury FiscalData
Makrognosis codeUS.GOVBAL.M.NSA

This series is a labelled reference series (an official figure republished by an aggregator) rather than a first print from the agency itself.

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FAQ

What is the current monthly federal budget surplus (Treasury MTS, receipts minus outlays) in United States?
The latest reading is −26,900,347,102 US$ for September 2026, published by U.S. Treasury FiscalData.
Where does this data come from?
It is collected directly from U.S. Treasury FiscalData and is available through the Makrognosis API under the code US.GOVBAL.M.NSA.

Last updated 2026-10-20. Source: U.S. Treasury FiscalData. Original title: “United States monthly federal budget surplus (Treasury MTS, receipts minus outlays)”.