The point is that financial markets react to what they believe is unsustainable debt. US bonds auctions become less and less attractive and demand higher interest returns to satisfy investors.

You know that right? Or don't you. I hope you do so you're not as clueless as who believes that drowning in debt is not a problem

Similar stuff happens for thousand of years, what makes you think they are not supposed to happen in our lifetimes?

Show must go on, “these old zones now scale to your lvl bro, its basically brand new game!”

What is the value proposition of continuously funding the war campaign only enough to prolong it? Even with the last round recently clearing Senate, there does not seem enough there to bolster Ukraine to retake ground. Best is hold their current lines and better leverage for negotiations?

There is the sentiment among US populace our tax would be better spent in the US. Then there is the concern the spend is putting US into a more risky global position. Haven't completed my calculus on the state economy impacts this far along, but it's fair to say RU economy resilient during war like this. Aspects of US life between COVID and this conflict clearly on the down and US is just doing proxy, RU playing direct.

The war spend calculus doesn't make sense. Id rather US focus on one combat zone with a polar strategy (bomb and aid strategy, either bomb or aid not both)

This post was edited by RedFromWinter on Apr 25 2024 05:48am

Djunior can't decide if US public debt will cause enough outrage to collapse the US economy of if global bond market demand will be so low it will collapse the US economy.
Its like you come up with an outcome then invent the scenario to fulfil it; Thats not how logic works junior.

Or somehow thinking debt interest payments of 2.5% of GDP are somehow unsustainable. Absolutely clueless.

Thanks for the chuckle comrade

This post was edited by Prox1m1ty on Apr 25 2024 05:53am

It shows that I reply to another user's post regarding Belarus' BRICS application and I say BRICS is on a roll lately (on a roll lately because a bunch of other nations applied earlier)

I'm not saying "BRICS is going from strength to strength because Belarus joined" you're literally making shit up once again thanks for showing us





--> https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/bonds/treasury-bond-auctions-fail-ballooning-federal-deficit-us-debt-rates-2023-10



outsmarts finance professor of course. Hilarious

LOL

You got WRECKED

I'll be generous and give you another opportunity to show me where I said "BRICS is going from strength to strength because Belarus joined"

go


e: BTW

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1382455/monthly-interest-rate-us-debt



This post was edited by Djunior on Apr 25 2024 06:22am

Best morning ever