Ray Dalio thinks the U.S. is courting a debt crisis. Are regulators moving fast enough to avert it?
As the U.S. economy struggles under the burden of rising interest rates, many top investors are questioning the wisdom of buying U.S. Treasurys.
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As the U.S. economy struggles under the burden of rising interest rates, many top investors are questioning the wisdom of buying U.S. Treasurys.
Political gridlock continues. The debt keeps mounting. And interest rates show no signs of retreat. But does anyone in the street really notice this stuff? Not really. Because in our minds ‘life goes on like it always has’, so why sweat the small stuff? Well, this ain’t the small stuff, this is...HUGE. Read on…
Legal victory for the regulator would establish new powers of prohibition, critics claim
The billionaire investor's comments come as the U.S. debt levels surpassed $33 trillion for the first time in September.
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