Ray Dalio Says China Doesn’t Want More US Debt, Japan Wants Its Money Back
Ray Dalio says China is reluctant to buy more U.S. debt while Japan increasingly wants capital brought home.
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Peter Schiff Says Treasury Yields Are Headed Higher After 19-Year High, Mohamed El-Erian Warns Housing Could Feel the Pain
Economists Peter Schiff and Mohamed El-Erian flagged the 30-year Treasury yield's climb, warning of pressure on housing and borrowing costs.
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