The Great Exodus: Why Cathie Wood Predicts the Fall of U.S. Treasuries by 2026 скачать в хорошем качестве

The Great Exodus: Why Cathie Wood Predicts the Fall of U.S. Treasuries by 2026

A subtle but important shift is taking place beneath the surface of global markets: capital is beginning to move away from U.S. Treasuries. What appears minor on the surface may be signaling a much deeper change. This channel focuses on the growing strain within government bond markets and what declining trust in sovereign debt could mean for the U.S. dollar. Rising debt burdens, expanding interest payments, persistent fiscal deficits, inflation pressures, and changing international capital flows are all reshaping how Treasuries are viewed in the global system. When bonds stop functioning as unquestioned safe assets, the adjustment often transfers to currencies. We explain how that mechanism works — and why it becomes especially relevant during periods of monetary transition. Each episode breaks down complex macroeconomic relationships into clear, practical insights for investors. Topics include bond market instability, long-term debt sustainability, shifts in currency confidence, global capital rotation, and the patterns investors have followed during past regime changes. The goal is to identify the signals that tend to appear before broader market moves take hold. For those interested in macro investing, sovereign debt, currencies, and global financial dynamics, this channel offers a structured, forward-looking perspective designed to help you anticipate change rather than react to it.