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Ray Dalio Issues Warning, Says US Government Approaching ‘Debt Death Spiral’ As Interest Payments Soar
Iconic investor Ray Dalio says the US government is headed toward a "debt death spiral" due to chronically large deficits.
Ray Dalio Warns of Looming US Debt Crisis, Says America Faces 'Economic Heart Attack' Without Fiscal Cuts
Dalio predicts that if President Donald Trump ‘s tax cuts persist, the U.S. will run a deficit of about 7.5% of GDP. He urged ...
Ray Dalio's grave warning: President Donald Trump has only 3 years to slash fiscal deficit by over half before bond markets plunge the U.S into a debt death spiral
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio warned the US has three years to reduce its fiscal deficit or risk a debt crisis. The national ...
Minnesota lawmakers look to expand law that aids with medical debt
Minnesota legislature is looking to expand a bill that would help alleviate stress and financial burden due to medical debt.
Billionaire Ray Dalio warns America faces ‘economic heart attack’ if it doesn’t radically reduce U.S. fiscal deficit
The U.S. must slash its deficit to 3% from an expected 7.5% before the president’s second term in office ends, otherwise a ...
Will Hot Inflation and Rising Treasury Yields Drag Down the S&P 500?
Hot inflation & rising Treasury yields threaten stocks. Will the Fed cut rates in 2025, or is a market sell-off ahead? Key risks & insights for traders.
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Ray Dalio says US debt crisis will trigger an economic collapse
Hedge fund manager Ray Dalio has warned that the United States is on the brink of a financial disaster, and unless drastic ...
Ray Dalio says the U.S. faces a 'debt death spiral'
Ray Dalio, Bridgewater founder, says the U.S. economy is heading for a "debt death spiral" unless the Trump Administration takes urgent action to cut the deficit. He also called for a "fiscal ...
Ray Dalio to the Trump administration: Cut debt now or face an ‘economic heart attack'
Dalio stressed that governments are responsible, and that leaders should make a pledge to reduce the U.S. budget deficit from 7.5% to 3% of GDP or resign.
Mises Institute5d
Countries Don’t Go Broke. Governments Do.
It is not countries, but governments, which overborrow and go broke. The debtor is the government. The government is quite distinct from the country.