Assuming that we indeed have a deficit of about $250 billion, we anticipate that debt charges will not go up, which is surprising and counterintuitive. It's due to the fact that interest rates are so much lower than what we'd anticipated them to be just two or three months ago. With interest rates being so low, it doesn't cost that much to finance that growing debt.
For example, the government can issue 10-year bonds and pay less than 1% in interest rates, which are levels that we have rarely seen in our lifetime. We don't anticipate these interest rates to rise significantly over the coming months, due to the poor economic conditions.