America Can’t Sell Its Debt — The $119 Billion Bond Crisis Explained
By FinCrafted
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@maxharbig1167
One reason is the drop in imports. THe US paid for them in dollars. The exporters kept the dollars and invested them in US Bonds and Equities. Trump’s tariffs broke the chain.
To be brutal frank the US has maxed out its credit card.
@HezrouDhiaga
It’s fucking wild that they’re using an AI gnerated dude talking to a screen here.
@sarahkhan2310
With a massive 37 trillions debt everything in America is collapsing. Holding on to the bonds and dollar is a death trap. Forever printing money will expedite its demise.
@Africanchild825
Nobody is buying US debt. At this point most of the world has realized that they are in a war with the US.
@karlowalker4143
Not only does the US have over 36 Trillion in debt but it has 250 Trillion in unsecured debt. The paper gold and silver COMEX market will collapse in future. Why do you think all private central banks are buying unprecedented amount of gold. The only private central the FED still believe they can manipulate the COMEX market. Gold has become the second largest market overtaking the Euro.
@JP-lz3vk
This might be an interesting subject, I’m watching an AI representation of a person speaking. Nope.
@ShamanartsFlorida
Imbecile 47 is the albatross around the neck of the bond market.
@FredJones-lo2df
USA has americas,Asia, africa and mid east, europe in a turmoil, way to go Washington, whole world mad.
@Robert-sy9ji
Buyers will show up when yields get high enough. That being said, The US will have to service those high yields.
@SilimaDrame-s4f
The US economy is already in recession. Any rate cut will not ignite inflation. The banks will tighten even more, all consumer and corporate credit lending. This is the beginning of a deflationary period for your assets. Stocks markets will decline, and stock values disappear in a blink of the eye. Businesses will begin layoffs in earnest which will soon be reflected in the unemployment rate and unemployment claims, to further solidify the recession. In fact, when the FED cut rates in Sept, it will signify that the Titanic is going under, and it will suck everything down. Retail and housing sales will truly decline as consumer hold off their purchases. The inverted yield curve will then turn positive, but remember, certain assets like stocks and Crypto’s acts as a hedge. Long & short-term trading is generally safer, allowing investors to weather market volatility. I have managed to grow a nest egg of around 130k to a decent 532k in the space of a few months… I’m especially grateful to Carley Forber, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape.
@kelseyevans25
My greatest happiness is the $64,000 bi-weekly profit I get consistently from my $15,000 investment regardless of how bad it gets on the economy
@georgeh9967
Other videos and the internet says all the bonds were sold at 4.6%. and it was a brisk trade.
@perseus-t7m
3.9 is all it is paying on interest that is a joke.Who is dumb enough to buy U.S. debt that is in the verge of default.hand-orange-covering-eyes 2.1 is all it’s paying. 37 trillion in debt, The deficit is at 2 trillion.
@kenvalenti5414
My first mortgage was a 16% ARM.
Interest rates have been way too low for way too long which has led to America being unaffordable and income inequality to peak.
Low interest rates prop up assets for the have yachts and devastates those who have not.
@WTHH2
Trust is a rare. Why buy a piece of paper security ?IOUs backed by nothing.
@williamblackwell1467
The Talking Heads on Bloomberg said 10 & 30 yr. auctions went well? Today is the 20 year auction, and see if it is weak too!!! The decoupling trade with foreign Nations means they won’t need Treasurys to park their trade balance.
@ChipChat1493
USD119 billion bond is a drop for the super rich in US. Jensen Huang alone can probably pick up these bonds. I don’t understand why the super rich in the US not picking. In Japan, all the bonds issue by their Govt. are snap up by their own people and the housewives!!
@denopellegrino7326
Theater, people are making money off the “crises” and I’m sure on the other side of this they will also get rich again of another “crises” End all stock market would be my suggestion, and the debt or money transfers from fed to the primary dealers is still in the system that you call debt , it’s the three ball table trick at the fair
@gregzeng
Similar to China and Russia. Central national governments are becoming increasingly challenging to predict financially and economically.
All these needed trust in the central government will discourage the use of that national currency.
@DanielJuggernaut
If the USA don’t stop tariffs on Japan, they are obligated to sell all their US bonds because they have a 260% dept and be bankrupt next. Anyway it can go much worst when the suppliers of the USA will not accept payment with USD in a future.
@RickDirt11
What about gold derived debt? Many people hold claim to the same gold. When it’s called in everyone will realize they have been robbed.
@BrettCrawford-h9x
It is as simple as getting the Imternal Revenue Service to collect more taxes and to have it employ more people and collect more taces from multinational corporations, big businesses, billionaores smd the rich elites to avoid the problem of interest increasing on all Federal debt as it rolls over onto new loans. Lenders know it will not happen so will likely expect to be paid higher interest on money they lend. Which will likely force up interest rates worldwide over time. American Federal government has chosen to not fix the problem. That will make the problem a lot worse.
@fredbatschelet
As an American, I was hoping that the Trump administration would get us to a balanced budget as a minimum. Even with DOGE working to reduce government waste, fraud, and abuse, The US government is failing americans. Trump was our last hope. What will become of us?
@AmelieWatterston
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