The United States is facing an unprecedented debt crisis, and the implications for the global financial system are dire. The U.S. Federal Reserve’s recent decision to end quantitative tightening (QT) is not a sign of success in fighting inflation or reducing debt, but rather a desperate attempt to prop up a faltering debt market. In this blog post, we will explore the current state of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s monetary policy, the escalating U.S. debt crisis, and the potential consequences for the global financial system.
The Federal Reserve’s decision to end QT marks a significant shift in monetary policy. QT was aimed at reducing liquidity by letting assets roll off the Fed’s balance sheet. However, the cessation of QT is not due to a decrease in inflation or a reduction in debt. Instead, it is a response to waning demand for U.S. debt, particularly from significant foreign holders like Japan. As demand for U.S. debt declines, the Fed is forced to step in and buy massive amounts of debt, effectively restarting quantitative easing (QE). This move will further devalue the dollar and exacerbate the debt crisis.
The U.S. debt cycle is undergoing a structural shift, where inflation plays a dual role. On one hand, inflation helps reduce the real burden of debt. On the other hand, it erodes the purchasing power of the dollar. The current inflation rate is estimated to have eroded about 25% of the dollar’s value over the past five years, although the official numbers may be understated. The rising cost of servicing the U.S. debt, now above one trillion dollars annually, creates a vicious cycle of growing debt and increasing interest costs. The government must finance this growing debt with more bonds, further fueling the cycle.
The U.S. debt crisis is accelerating a broader and historic currency reset. As confidence in fiat currencies collapses due to overspending, inflation, and hyperinflation, the consequences will be severe. We have seen this play out in countries like Venezuela, Argentina, and Weimar Germany, where currencies have been rendered worthless. The rising bond yields in Japan are a critical factor, as Japanese investors may repatriate funds, further reducing demand for U.S. debt.
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The U.S. debt crisis is a ticking time bomb for the global financial system. The Federal Reserve’s decision to end QT is a desperate attempt to prop up a faltering debt market. As the debt cycle continues to spiral out of control, it is essential to protect your wealth outside the fiat system. Investing in physical gold and silver is a reliable way to safeguard your financial future. Watch the full video from ITM Trading to gain further insights and information on how to protect your wealth.
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