Is the day of reckoning finally hear? Watch 10:00 AM US bond auction today, as debt warnings mount, banks already in panic mode. News: Ray Dalio Says China Doesn’t Want More US Debt Japan Wants Its Money Back... Who will bailout the US now, after this disastrous 20-year borrowing and spending spree?
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China does not want to continue accumulating U.S. debt.
"The Chinese don't want to continue to accumulate," Dalio told Bloomberg Television Tuesday.
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Japan wants to recover some of the money it has lent Washington.
Japan has "lent a lot of money" and now wants much of it back, he said.
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Foreign capital supplies almost a third of the money the United States borrows.
Dalio said foreign capital supplies almost a third of the money the U.S. borrows.
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A pullback from overseas buyers could put more upward pressure on yields.
With Washington still issuing heavily, any pullback from overseas buyers could put more upward pressure on yields.
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The 10-year Treasury yield is around 5.3%, near levels last seen in 2002.
The 10-year Treasury is already around 5.3%, near levels last seen in 2002.
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The iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF hit a 52-week low last week.
The iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (NASDAQ:TLT) hit a 52-week low last week.
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China's reported Treasury holdings have fallen from roughly $1.3 trillion in 2013 to about $618 billion in July 2026, including a nearly $78 billion decline over the past year, Treasury data shows.
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American Hartford Gold President Max Baecker said Sunday that central-bank buying helped drive much of the gold's rally last year as countries diversified their reserves into the metal.
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Japan remains the largest foreign holder of Treasuries, with about $1.1 trillion in July. That was down $12.8 billion from June.
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Tokyo likely sold some foreign securities to help fund yen intervention.
while Finance Ministry data indicate Tokyo likely sold some foreign securities to help fund yen intervention.
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The United States was past the point of no return on debt.
Dalio warned in June that the U.S. was "past the point of no return" on debt.
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A debt crisis could arrive within three years.
repeated Tuesday that a debt crisis could arrive within three years.
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"It's not just the fiscal deficit of the government, it is also the AI and other large expenditures," Dalio said.
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Foreign lenders are starting to get squeezed.
Foreign lenders are "starting to get squeezed," he added.
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Growth and spending restraint could start bending the curve on federal borrowing.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Monday that growth and spending restraint could start "bending the curve" on federal borrowing...
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