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Ray Dalio Warns of 'Debt Death Spiral' in U.S. Economy

1 report, 1 independent Updated May 2
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Ray Dalio issued a warning regarding the U.S. economy, stating that the nation is facing a potential 'debt death spiral' due to a $40 trillion national debt, which equates to 123% of GDP. Dalio advised investors to hold between 10 and 15 percent in gold and hard assets. He noted that the U.S. is 'past the point of no return' on its current debt trajectory.

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The warning signals include Treasury auction bid-to-cover ratios, the 10Y-2Y yield curve operating near 26 basis points, and consumer sentiment registering at 47.8 with inflation expectations at 4.6%. Dalio stated that the confluence of multiple risks, including declining demand for U.S. debt, is imminent, suggesting a timeline of about two years.

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  • Ray DalioMacro investor issuing warnings on U.S. national debt and asset allocation.
  • USAFactsOrganization whose data is utilized by Ray Dalio for his economic thesis.
  • Bridgewater AssociatesFirm founded by Ray Dalio.

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