Treasury Estimates $737 Billion Deficit for April

Treasury Estimates $737 Billion Deficit for April

U.S. Department of Treasury

Federal government receipts for April were $241.9 billion and outlays were $979.7 billion, for an overall monthly budget deficit of $737.8 billion, a large increase over April of 2019 due to coronavirus financial relief expenses, Treasury said in its April budget statement.  

Federal government receipts for April were $241.9 billion and outlays were $979.7 billion, for an overall monthly budget deficit of $737.8 billion, a large increase over April of 2019 due to coronavirus financial relief expenses, Treasury said in its April budget statement.

Federal government receipts for April were $241.9 billion and outlays were $979.7 billion, for an overall monthly budget deficit of $737.8 billion, a large increase over April of 2019 because of coronavirus financial relief expenses, Treasury said in its April budget statement.

Federal government receipts for April were $241.9 billion and outlays were $979.7 billion, for an overall monthly budget deficit of $737.8 billion, a large increase over April of 2019 because of coronavirus financial relief expenses, Treasury said in its April budget statement.