A post by @FirstSquawk on X.

The U.S. government stood $716.8 billion below its $41.1 trillion borrowing limit as of November 10, according to First Squawk. The gap represents the remaining headroom before the statutory debt ceiling binds, leaving roughly 1.7% of the total limit unused. The figure matters because it sets the runway before Treasury must resort to extraordinary measures or Congress must act to raise or suspend the cap. Markets will watch the pace of debt issuance and the shrinking buffer for signals on when the limit could become binding.