6/11/2023

Hallellujah! US is at start of "late, big cycle debt crisis," Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio says



Billionaire Ray Dalio says the US is at the beginning of a debt crisis - and warned worse times are ahead for the economy.

"In my opinion, we are at the beginning of a very classic late, big cycle debt crisis, when the supply-demand gap, when you are producing too much debt and have a shortage of buyers,"

"What's happening now, as we have to sell all this debt ($1.6 trillion), do you have enough buyers?" he said. "When I look at the supply-demand issue for that debt, there's a lot of debt, it has to be bought and has to have a high enough interest rate," the Bridgewater founder added.

Dalio was building on the recent debt-ceiling bill passed by Congress, and President Joe Biden. In order to pad out its cash reserve, the Treasury department has already announced plans to issue $1.6 trillion in T-bills this year until the end of 2023.

"When one looks at the buyers, there appears to be a significant shortage of the buyers for that government debt. " Dalio said.

De-dollarization will hasten the demise of the US, that's for sure. Americans are feeling dreadful about the looming dark prospects.

Anonymous

PS. All American cronies, semi colonies would be coerced to buy the debt. The balance the Fed would buy up. Left pocket, right pocket. Who are the Americans kidding? Just print and print and kick the can further down the road.

8 comments:

Anonymous said...

Sinkieland would be most happy to buy americunt debt..the use it to pay for more F35 toys..botak would also be very happy to sign on the bill for the purchase.

Anonymous said...

Very worried as Singapore is holding US$194.9 billion in US Treasurys as at end of March 2023, up from US$189.9 billion at end-February.

Singapore is currently the 14th largest holder of US Treasurys.

Anonymous said...

Who is botak?

Anonymous said...

botak is shining head next president lah

Anonymous said...

Buying F35 does not need presidential approval lar

Anonymous said...

Don't worry for Singapore. The Americans would not coerce or twist Singapore's arms or influence Singapore to buy risky American bonds. Singapore willingly want to buy more, just like willingly dumping billions into the most risky Indian market. Because our super talents, foreign and locals know what they are doing. It is all for the long term, when they are no longer around to see the results.

Anonymous said...

Never mind, the Fed will buy those debts. The Treasury issued the Bonds, the Fed can print the toilet papers to buy those treasuries, and everything is fine. This fairy tale can never end.

Anonymous said...

Janet Yellen and Jerome Powell are putting on a fantastic show to steady the ship.

But in the end, even the unsinkable Titanic sank, lock stock and barrel. So, who is lying?