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Howard Marks: US Fiscal Deficits Could Undermine Dollar Purchasing Power

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Howard Marks stated that continued large fiscal deficits by the US government could eventually undermine the purchasing power of the dollar, even if the debt is denominated in the US currency. This concern is raised while the US economy remains relatively strong and interest payments on federal debt are rising.

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Marks cautioned that while investors might diversify away from the dollar into non-US assets, this shift introduces other risks. He noted that many developed-market companies outside the US have weaker growth prospects and less scale compared to leading American companies.

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  • inflationSpeculative

    Deficit financing could directly undermine currency purchasing power.

  • FEDSpeculative

    Fiscal deficits might limit the FED's ability to control inflation.

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