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Will The Senate Crash The Stock Market?

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The stock market boom of recent years has been powered by surging Household Wealth and skyrocketing Government Debt. But now, both of those growth engines are at risk.

Here’s what this presentation reveals:

  • Credit growth has been exceptionally weak for the past three years—well below the historical threshold that typically signals recession.
  • And yet, the economy has continued to expand. Why? Because a $52 trillion explosion in Household Wealth since 2019 has replaced Credit as the main driver of growth.
  • But that new growth model has a serious flaw: it is highly vulnerable to asset price declines—and asset prices are now far above historical norms relative to income.
  • At the same time, Government Debt has become the dominant force behind both credit creation and wealth creation. Last year, it accounted for more than half of all new debt in the US economy.
  • That makes the current Senate budget negotiations a critical turning point. If the Senate imposes deep spending cuts—as many fiscal hawks are demanding—asset prices could fall sharply, dragging the economy into recession.

And there’s another threat…

  • The House-passed budget bill includes a $4 trillion debt ceiling increase—but some Senators are threatening to block it unless major spending cuts are included.
  • If the debt ceiling isn’t raised soon, the Treasury could run out of cash by August, potentially triggering a technical default.
  • A debt ceiling crisis during a period of overstretched asset valuations and weak credit growth could set off a financial crisis—fast.

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