U.S. Debt Reaches a Record $36 Trillion: Implications for the Economy and Investors

... currency. Concerns about the U.S.'s ability to manage its debt may drive investors toward alternative assets, potentially weakening the dollar's value and affecting commodity and financial markets worldwide. Inflationary Pressures Financing debt and economic stimulus programs with borrowed funds could fuel inflation. As debt accumulates and interest rates rise, inflation expectations may intensify. Should inflation continue upward, the Fed may need to raise rates even further, which would add to debt-servicing costs and restrict borrowing for businesses ...

Modified: 11/15/2024
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Russia Temporarily Bans Enriched Uranium Exports to the US: What Are the Implications?

... result in increased focus on renewable sources as European countries seek to avoid dependency on any single source of nuclear fuel. Finally, the restriction also serves as a reminder to Europe of the need to diversify its energy sources and reduce reliance ... ... also underscores the growing trend of resource-based diplomacy, where nations use strategic commodities to achieve political or economic objectives. This trend may extend beyond uranium, prompting further examination of other resources vital to the global ...

Modified: 11/15/2024
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