US Debt

Why Fitch’s Downgrade Matters

Fitch Ratings’ decision to strip the U.S. of its triple-A credit rating last week was widely dismissed as meaningless This time, though, bond yields rose. That suggests Fitch’s action deserves our attention, not because it tells us anything new but because it joins the stack of evidence of how profoundly different, and risky, the nation’s fiscal situation […]

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The Gold Market Remains the Superior Safe Haven as the World Deals with Rising Debt, High Inflation and Recession Risks – Crescat Capital’s Tavi Costa

Gold’s value compared to equities and bonds makes it the perfect portfolio diversifier. It’s only a matter of time before gold prices push well past $2,000 an ounce as the world continues to deal with higher interest rates, rising inflation pressures, and the global economy drowning in debt. “Gold relative to money supply itself is also absurdly

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The US’s Borrowing is a Threat to the Dollar Even Though the Debt-Ceiling Drama Looks Like it’s Coming to an End, Jim Grant Says

Unchecked US borrowing could end up threatening the dollar’s long-term dominance, according to Jim Grant. Promises to cut spending will likely be “negated and forgotten,” he told CNBC. Fears about the government defaulting on its debt repayments have weighed on demand for dollar-denominated Treasury bonds. (Business Insider) The dollar’s dominance as a reserve currency could

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