Daly warns of reduced China, Japan bond buys

Billionaire Ray Dalio warns that the U.S. Treasury bond market faces a potential vulnerability due to declining demand from China and Japan, both of which are among the largest holders of American debt. He explained that the high yields, which have reached around 5.3% for the ten-year bonds, increase the government's borrowing costs and reduce the United States' fiscal flexibility. Dalio predicts that these current conditions could lead to a debt crisis within approximately three years, as the U.S. economy approaches the limits of its current debt cycle.

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