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Inflation Alarm: Bridgewater's Dalio Warns of "Debt Death Spiral" as Central Banks Struggle to Curb Stubborn Price Rises

Inflation Alarm: Bridgewater's Dalio Warns of "Debt Death Spiral" as Central Banks Struggle to Curb Stubborn Price Rises

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 Ray Dalio, the influential founder of Bridgewater Associates, has voiced concerns about America being on a trajectory toward a "debt death spiral," raising anxiety about the safety of assets amid rising inflation. Dalio warned that if a politically weakened Federal Reserve allows inflation to persist without intervention, the impact on bonds and the dollar could be severe. This scenario, where inflation erodes purchasing power, may result in diminished investor confidence in U.S. debt securities and the currency.

Globally, central bankers are closely monitoring inflation trends as they prepare for policy meetings. The Federal Reserve's upcoming decision in December is expected to heavily influence other central banks' strategies. Megan Greene, a rate setter at the Bank of England, highlighted the difficulty of curbing stubborn inflation and maintaining labor market stability. Amid these economic conditions, central banks may refrain from cutting rates just yet, further indicating that the fight against inflation is far from over.

Meanwhile, the U.S. economy, despite its ongoing GDP growth since the first quarter, is showing signs of pressure in the labor market. Inflation, which had shown signs of easing, has started to rebound, creating additional uncertainty. Market analysts, like those managing major gold ETFs, are watching these developments closely, setting strategic price targets for the future, including 2030, in order to hedge against inflationary risks.

This complex economic climate underscores the need for investors to carefully evaluate their asset portfolios. As inflation trends continue to shape monetary policies around the globe, the interplay between government debt, currency valuation, and inflation will remain critical factors in determining economic stability and the viability of various asset classes.

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