The financial crisis in the United States began to ferment gradually from the subordinated debt , a

Updated on international 2024-03-15
9 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    It's complicated, and it's not clear at once.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Emptying U.S. debt is an extreme move, and its implications and consequences need to be carefully considered. At present, China's holdings of U.S. bonds are very large, and if they are cleared with one click, it may have a huge impact on the international financial market, and it may also have a serious impact on China's own financial stability.

    First of all, one-click emptying of U.S. bonds may lead to a sharp increase in the U.S. dollar exchange rate, which will have an impact on China's foreign trade, foreign air remittance reserves and international credit ratings. Second, the liquidation of U.S. Treasury bonds could lead to a sharp increase in the U.S. Treasury market, triggering turmoil and uncertainty in global financial markets. Finally, the emptying of US debt may also trigger political contradictions and economic confrontation with the United States, which will adversely affect bilateral relations.

    Therefore, emptying the US debt is not a foolish and wise choice, and we should take prudent measures to deal with the current economic and financial crisis, such as strengthening regulation, adjusting policies, and strengthening international cooperation. At the same time, we should also strengthen our own financial stability and development, reduce our dependence on external debt, and improve our economy's competitiveness and ability to resist risks.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    Because the welfare package in the United States is very good, and some products were previously outsourced to other countries, resulting in the loss of jobs in the country. The aging of the population is also a reason, right? It should be composed of four aspects, and the Americans themselves made a short film in which it is very detailed, and you can look it up.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    In 2007, the subprime mortgage crisis broke out in the United States, Bear Stearns defected to JPMorgan Chase, and the Treasury took over the two houses, however, in the end, Lehman bankruptcy was not averted. Lehman's bankruptcy has plunged the whole world into a complete panic, and the financial crisis is coming!

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    The United States is once again facing a debt ceiling crisis, this time triggered by the pandemic, not only because of the pandemic, but also because of the debt that has been accumulating in the United States. When the United States responded to the pandemic, it did so by printing and distributing dollars. Printing and distributing dollars without a lower limit will naturally lead to the loss of international credibility of the dollar and lead to the "inflation" of the dollar in the international community.

    At present, many countries have expressed their dissatisfaction with the uncontrolled printing and distribution of dollars by the United States, after all, it is unfair for the United States to do so in this way.

    Although the United States is said to be a superpower, it has always been in debt, and the reason why this sign appears is that the United States has launched many wars, which have naturally cost the people and money, and these wars have not brought wealth to the United States, but have caused the United States to lose it. The United States is deeply in debt, and now it has pledged its reserves in exchange for cash flow, which shows that the debt crisis in the United States has reached the point of imminence.

    The current U.S. Treasury bonds have no credibility at all, and the U.S. Treasury bonds, which have low credibility, are no longer enough to support the operation of the United States.

    The new crown epidemic has already made the financial situation worse in the United States, and this time it has encountered the new crown epidemic, and the United States has been holding on, but now it has reached the point where it can no longer hold on. The United States admits that it is now facing the ceiling of the debt crisis, and that there is no way to alleviate it for the time being. It seems that the current United States can only rely on taxes to maintain the daily operation of the Department of Defense, but the stalemate of the epidemic in the United States has also made the tax revenue in the United States much worse than before.

    Netizens are hotly discussedThis time, the United States is facing a debt crisis again, and netizens have said that the United States is still short of money? Just print the money! I have to say that netizens' words are also deeply ironic.

    The U.S. is once again facing a debt ceiling crisis, this time caused by the pandemic.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    The United States is facing a debt ceiling crisis again, and this debt crisis is caused by these factors: the most recent was in 2019, when the debt ceiling was $2.2 trillion during Trump's reign, which rose to one trillion dollars, of which the debt held by institutional investors and individual investors was worth one trillion dollars, and the debt held by other countries**, about one trillion dollars, and the debt problem in the United States broke out again half a year later.

  7. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    The ratio of national debt to GDP is too high, probably because of the war, and the investment in the military is too high, and the interest rate of the banks is also raised, and the people's loans will be reduced, which will discourage investment and consumption, and lead to a decline in economic development.

  8. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    Almost every debt crisis in the United States has been caused by war, and the repeated epidemics in the United States have led to an increase in fiscal spending, and many economists believe that digital currencies may be the biggest threat to the dollar. In addition, the credit of the United States is overdrawn, and more and more countries are standing up to reject the dollar, and so on.

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    The financial crisis stemmed from the debt crisis, and the world has been manipulated by financial institutions, so we need to stop spending ahead of time and borrow less.

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