Peter Schiff
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first heard Jul 2026
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And if the bond market breaks, because a lot of the impetus for inflation is going to come from the bond market.
Because, you know, right now we're at 4.65 on a 10-year and 5.15 now on a 30-year.
Is that good?
No, not when you have a lot of debt, right?
But I think...
maybe around 5% on the 10-year.
We've already got there, you know, beyond on the 30-year.
But when we get to 5% on the 10-year, and now we might be 5.7 on the 30-year.
At that point, I mean, that could be the breaking point, you know, for the market.
Well, I think they're going to buy the bonds.
I think they're going to monetize it.
because the alternative is something that politically they can't deal with, because that would be defaults.
That would be more bank failures.
That would be... Imagine what would happen to the housing market if mortgage rates are now 8%, 9%.
I mean, it's already the most unaffordable it's ever been.
But interest on the national debt just...
In May, I think, was the last number I saw.
If you annualized the interest payments, and I'm not netting out what the government pays itself, just total interest expense, it annualized to $1.6 trillion a year.
That number keeps rising.
But if the Fed doesn't do something to bring rates down, you're going to be over $2 trillion very quickly in interest expense.
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