The scene of the 'Big Bang' in U.S. finance exposed! The International Monetary Fund angrily criticizes: 'This debt of yours is truly unsustainable!' The U.S. national debt has soared to $36.8 trillion, with the debt-to-GDP ratio skyrocketing to 122%. This is no joke; it is a deep pit of deficit abyss!

IMF First Deputy Managing Director Gopinath has dropped a heavy bomb: the U.S. must quickly shed this huge financial burden, or face the consequences. The fiscal deficit is frighteningly large, and if this continues, the future will be a debt hell.

Moody's has just downgraded the U.S. credit rating, breaking the 'AAA myth', for a simple reason: surging debt + political division, a collapse of credit is well-deserved. The White House Secretary of the Treasury is shifting blame to the previous administration while stubbornly claiming they will cut the deficit to 3%, but let’s not forget that the structural issues behind the deficit are the real bomb.

U.S. economic data has already sounded the alarm: the dollar index has fallen below 100, and the yield on government bonds has surged to 5.04%, with funding costs skyrocketing, and creditors are starting to panic! The debt game has become too big, and the market is filled with questions, with immense financing pressure.

Trade policy is even more of a 'swing dance': tariffs fluctuating, policies tightening and loosening, which has temporarily alleviated some U.S.-China friction, but in the long term, no one dares to make guarantees. The IMF has even lowered growth expectations for the global economy and the U.S., with an economic growth rate of 1.8%, which looks like 'accelerating to fall behind'.

In summary, the issue of debt cannot be solved just by shouting slogans. The U.S. needs to reform with genuine effort; otherwise, this fiscal disaster will sooner or later dampen the global economy. Watching the show? It’s better to grab some sunflower seeds and see how this 'fiscal drama' unfolds!