The Fed has been cutting since 2024. Interest costs kept rising.
A consistent panel of 191 listed non-financial companies, built from SEC filings. Aggregate interest expense rose again in 2025 — the second full year of Fed cuts.
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Figures we worked out for DE
Not a data feed. Each of these was calculated inside one of the articles above, from the filings listed at the bottom of this page. The arithmetic is shown so you can redo it — and it is re-run every time this site is built.
| Figure | Value | Arithmetic |
|---|---|---|
| The Fed has been cutting since 2024. Interest costs kept rising. | ||
| Deere multiple | 3.19× | 3170 / 993 |
1 figure from 1 article. Totals and industry averages that belong to no single company are not listed here.
Primary sources used
- Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (FRED) — Federal Funds Effective Rate, series DFFDaily effective rate; monthly averages used here
- SEC XBRL frames API — InterestExpense, CY2021One of ten frame calls behind the panel
- SEC XBRL frames API — InterestExpense, CY2025The tag most filers migrated away from during the period
- SEC XBRL frames API — InterestExpenseNonoperating, CY2025The replacement tag; without it the panel loses most of its recent years
- Deere & Company — SEC EDGAR filing historySpot-checked: interest expense $993M in CY2021, $3,170M in CY2025
- Oracle Corporation — SEC EDGAR filing historySpot-checked: interest expense $2,755M in CY2021, $4,599M in CY2025
6documents, deduplicated. Links go to the original filing, not to a summary.