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Bond Market Shock: US Borrowing Costs Hit Highest Since 2007 as Debt, Inflation, and AI Spending Reshape the Economy

2026-08-02 Niranjan Ghatule

US bond yields have reached their highest level since 2007 despite no new Fed rate hike. Rising inflation, record government borrowing, AI investment, and growing consumer debt are pushing borrowing costs higher across the US economy. Here's a detailed analysis of what is driving the bond market turmoil and what it could mean for investors and consumers.

Global Inflation Surge Intensifies as Oil Prices and Iran Conflict Pressure Central Banks

2026-05-17 Niranjan Ghatule

Inflation is rising across 27 of 29 major economies as higher oil prices, geopolitical tensions, and supply concerns linked to the Strait of Hormuz push global central banks back toward tighter monetary policies.

Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman Signals Banking Deregulation and Potential Rate Cuts as Labor Market Weakens

2026-03-08 Niranjan Ghatule

Fed Governor Michelle Bowman discusses banking deregulation, mortgage lending reforms, potential interest rate cuts, and concerns about a weakening U.S. labor market.

A Century of Decline: The Erosion of the U.S. Dollar’s Purchasing Power Since 1913

2025-11-09 Niranjan Ghatule

Since the creation of the Federal Reserve in 1913, the U.S. dollar has experienced a dramatic loss of purchasing power, falling by over 96% in real terms. Once backed by gold and trusted worldwide, the dollar’s value has steadily eroded through major economic events

China Would Love to See Gold Prices Soar — Here’s Why

2025-10-12 Niranjan Ghatule

This article is based on commentary from financial experts and journalists. It is for informational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice. Readers should do their own research or consult with financial professionals before making investment decisions.

Moody's Warns: US Recession Risk Hits 48% – Highest Since 2020 – Amid Job Market Slump and Historic Payroll Cuts

2025-09-21 Niranjan Ghatule

Moody's Analytics warns of a 48% US recession risk, the highest since 2020, driven by weak job growth, record payroll revisions, housing slowdown, and rising layoffs. What it means for markets, policy, and everyday Americans.

Powell’s Jackson Hole Speech and the “Epiphany” Narrative: Did the Fed Chair Admit Trump Was Right on Tariffs and Inflation?

2025-08-27 Niranjan Ghatule

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s Jackson Hole speech on August 22, 2025, sparked claims of a “Powell epiphany,” with some media outlets suggesting he admitted Donald Trump was right about tariffs and inflation. A closer look, however, reveals a more cautious stance,

What If Trump Fires Fed Chairman Jerome Powell: What It Means for Global Markets, Gold, Bitcoin, and the Dollar

2025-07-18 Niranjan Ghatule

Donald Trump may remove Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, sparking global market turmoil. Learn how this unprecedented move could impact the US dollar, gold, Bitcoin, and investor sentiment worldwide.

Trump's Tariff Policy Returns: How Rising Trade Tensions Could Trigger a U.S. Recession

2025-07-12 Niranjan Ghatule

Donald Trump's aggressive tariff strategy is back, sparking fears of inflation, recession, and global market instability. Experts and institutions warn that continued trade tensions could damage the U.S. economy more than help it.

Is the US Heading Toward a Recession? Here’s What You Need to Know

2025-06-26 Niranjan Ghatule

This blog explains the growing threat of a potential recession in the United States in 2025. It breaks down the key economic indicators like the Leading Economic Index (LEI), the role of the Federal Reserve, and President Trump's tariff policies.

Federal Reserve Maintains Interest Rate at 4.5% Despite Pressure From President President

2025-06-18 Niranjan Ghatule

The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady at 4.5% for the fourth consecutive meeting, signaling caution amid rising inflation and slowing growth. With updated projections showing a weaker GDP outlook and higher inflation in 2025

Is a Storm Brewing in the U.S. Bond Market? JPMorgan CEO Issues a Stark Warning

2025-06-02 Niranjan Ghatule

JPMorgan CEO Issues a Stark Warning: JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has issued a serious warning about a potential crisis in the U.S. bond market. With rising national debt, high fiscal deficits, and uncertain economic policies, the threat to global financial stability is growing. This article breaks down Dimon's concerns and their possible impact on the U.S. economy and global markets.

Bond Market Shock: US Borrowing Costs Hit Highest Since 2007 as Debt, Inflation, and AI Spending Reshape the Economy

Global Inflation Surge Intensifies as Oil Prices and Iran Conflict Pressure Central Banks

Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman Signals Banking Deregulation and Potential Rate Cuts as Labor Market Weakens

A Century of Decline: The Erosion of the U.S. Dollar’s Purchasing Power Since 1913

China Would Love to See Gold Prices Soar — Here’s Why

Moody's Warns: US Recession Risk Hits 48% – Highest Since 2020 – Amid Job Market Slump and Historic Payroll Cuts

Powell’s Jackson Hole Speech and the “Epiphany” Narrative: Did the Fed Chair Admit Trump Was Right on Tariffs and Inflation?

What If Trump Fires Fed Chairman Jerome Powell: What It Means for Global Markets, Gold, Bitcoin, and the Dollar

Trump's Tariff Policy Returns: How Rising Trade Tensions Could Trigger a U.S. Recession

Is the US Heading Toward a Recession? Here’s What You Need to Know

Federal Reserve Maintains Interest Rate at 4.5% Despite Pressure From President President

Is a Storm Brewing in the U.S. Bond Market? JPMorgan CEO Issues a Stark Warning

China Slams Japan's Pacific Military Expansion, Says Tokyo is Ignoring WWII History and Spreading False Security Narratives

U.S. Air Forces Central Gets New Commander as Lt. Gen. Daniel Lasica Takes Charge

FADA July 2026 Vehicle Retail Data: Auto Sales Hit Record High as Every Segment Posts Best-Ever July

US-Listed ETFs Record $1.2 Trillion in Inflows as 2026 Set to Break All-Time Investment Records

Global Central Banks Buy 289 Tonnes of Gold in Q2 2026 as Poland, China Lead Record Reserve Accumulation