USA Bond Crisis - Joe Blogs

[TexasTowelie]

Rising bond yields, surging debt interest costs, and a growing unease among major creditors are putting the U.S. government’s finances under increasing strain.

The United States is facing a growing debt problem… and the bond market may now be the biggest risk to the entire economy.

In this video, I take a detailed look at the US bond crisis, why Treasury yields have surged to around 4.4%, and why this matters so much when America now has almost $39 TRILLION of national debt.

We’ll look at:

• Why rising bond yields are causing huge problems for the US government
• How much debt America now has
• Why refinancing old low-interest debt at today’s much higher rates is massively increasing costs
• How interest payments are approaching $1 trillion per year
• Why foreign buyers such as China are reducing exposure to US Treasuries
• The risks of a debt spiral and worsening federal deficits
• Why the bond market now matters more than ever for the global economy

For years, the US benefited from ultra-low borrowing costs. But now yields have doubled and, in some cases, tripled compared with the period between 2017 and 2021. And with trillions of dollars of debt constantly maturing and being refinanced, the financial pressure is building rapidly.

This is not just an American issue. Rising US Treasury yields affect global markets, mortgages, stock prices, currencies, inflation and the wider world economy.

So is this the beginning of a genuine US bond crisis?

Watch the full video to find out.

[rampartd]

1. if i buy a bond will trump pay when mature?

[Harker]

2. He'll never be mature.

[bucolic_frolic]

3. The fix is in. Devalue the dollar. Loss of purchasing power. Massive.

Meanwhile remember Stablecoin? Crypto backed by the US dollar. So they can park debt in crypto and tell you everything is fine. You won't notice if your dollars don't buy very much anymore, will you? Like $10 gas. $30 a pound for beef. You'll still be good, right?