The Liquidity Crisis In prior conferences, we’ve cautioned about entering a liquidity crisis, as global bonds often amass capital at a 10:1 ratio compared to equities. Despite the constant focus on the potential collapse of the dollar, many remain oblivious to the ongoing international crisis. Global debt has hit $226 trillion, with approximately $60 trillion in federal sovereign debt. The US Treasury market totals around $24 trillion. The current bond market crisis in the UK is merely the surface of the problem. With escalating uncertainty and our leaders advocating for World War III to combat Russia over climate change, given that 50% of the GDP relies on energy production, smart investors are starting to shift away from long-term investments. As a consequence of this Liquidity Crisis, we can anticipate increased volatility and a bleak financial future for bond markets.
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