📰 The $29 Trillion Debt Rollover Nightmare | Armstrong Economics
🗓️ Aug 31 2026 13:37 UTC - Martin Armstrong
Governments and corporations are expected to borrow a record $29 trillion from global bond markets in 2026, according to the OECD. That is $4 trillion more
➤ Governments and corporations are projected to borrow a record $29 trillion in 2026, with 78% of this amount used for refinancing existing debt, highlighting a 'Ponzi structure' in modern government finance.
➤ The system relies on continuous investor willingness to roll over debt, but rising interest rates, central bank balance sheet reduction, and increased competition for capital are creating a precarious rollover situation.
➤ The article warns of a sovereign debt crisis not through technical default, but through currency depreciation and wealth confiscation, suggesting that the push for CBDCs and tokenized bonds may serve as tools for governments to control capital in this environment.
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🔗 Read more at: https://rwatimes.io/articles/armstrongeconomics-the-29-trillion-debt-rollover-nightmare-armstrong-economics-3506455255
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