U.S. Panics As UK Bond Market Collapses—America’s $9.2 Trillion Is Next!
The UK bond market has just suffered a historic collapse, with 30-year gilt yields surging to 5.7%—their highest level in decades—sending shockwaves through global markets and sparking talk of an IMF bailout for Britain. Sterling is crashing, gold has soared past $3,500, and now the spotlight turns to U.S. Treasuries, where $9.2 trillion in debt must be refinanced this year at punishing rates that mirror the UK’s crisis. In this video, we break down why Britain’s bond meltdown is a warning for the world, how rising interest costs threaten U.S. debt, and why investors are losing faith in what was once considered the ultimate safe haven. Packed with real data from Bloomberg, Reuters, WSJ, and the Financial Times, this analysis reveals why the global economy may be on the brink of a debt reckoning and why America’s Treasuries could be next in line. Stay tuned, because what’s happening in London today could reshape Washington, Wall Street, and the financial future of every major economy tomorrow.
Credit to : The Global Angle