Petri Kuittinen
@KuittinenPetri
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2h
Lindsey Graham cannot make such decision himself. Scott Bessent and the FED guys will understand what this would do to the dollar and the bond market. The last thing they now want is yields shooting to the moon and this exactly what would happen after canceling part of the debt.
Tibou رتيبة عبد الصمد



@AliasTibou
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1h
A U.S. default on debt held by China would destabilise global markets, spike interest rates, & weaken the dollar, as Treasury bonds are the backbone of the financial system 17. Analysts warn this could trigger a crisis worse than 2008–2009.
The U.S. benefits from low borrowing
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John Wootton
@JohnWoo81701406
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1h
Grigore
@GrigoreVio25447
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7m
China could take over the former colonies of a declining empire, and Australia, New Zealand, and Alaska could serve as valuable assets in an exchange following the U.S. default on its debt and financial obligations.
ericm1000
@ericm1000
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16m
The beltway has been run using the classic private equity model for quite some time. Think JoAnn Fabrics.
Jonathan D. Pratt, Ph.D.
@jondpratt
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1h
Soon the payoff amount you receive from holding US Debt until maturity -will depend on your DNA.
Marcus D
@DeusAkAl
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39m
Wow. It seems Graham really hates the US dollar. Ethics aside, not paying our debt to the Chinese, whatever our pretenses, would reduce our credit rating from the second highest rating (Aa1/AA) to D (default). Good luck borrowing money afterward. "We promise to pay you
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AJ @PTE "World in Flames" Geopolitics
@KoutureMag
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2h
China needs to sell them asap it’s about a trillion including Hong Kong . 765b for mainland
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