The Liquidity Crisis Throughout the previous conferences, we have been cautioning about an impending liquidity crisis. This is due to the fact that the capital invested in global bonds often reaches a 10:1 ratio compared to equities. Despite the constant focus on the potential collapse of the dollar, people seem oblivious to the international crisis unfolding. The global debt has now soared to $226 trillion, with federal sovereign debt standing at approximately $60 trillion. The US Treasury market alone accounts for about $24 trillion. The crisis in the UK bond market serves as just the tip of the iceberg.
With the escalation of uncertainty and our leaders advocating for World War III to combat Russia over climate change, as 50% of their GDP relies on energy production, intelligent investors are beginning to withdraw from long-term commitments. Consequently, as a result of this Liquidity Crisis, we can expect to witness a surge in volatility and a bleak financial future for the bond markets.
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