The US Treasury has spent more than 90% of the debt ceiling on "special measures" funds.

[the US Treasury has used more than 90% of the debt ceiling "Debt-Cap Special Measures" funds. According to a report by Bloomberg on June 2, local time, the US Treasury said in a statement that as of May 31, only US $33 billion of the US Treasury's "Special measures" (Special measures) funds were left to pay government bills. Reported that the authorized funds totaling $337 billion, designed to ensure that the U. S. government will not be unable to pay bills because of insufficient borrowing space. The total fell to just $33 billion from $67 billion on May 24. It is reported that this "special measure" will enable the government to continue to issue debt even if the debt reaches the $31.4 trillion limit set by Congress.