Understanding King wants interest rates to drop, but the real crisis is far more profound!!
Understanding King pushing for interest rate control indicates a strong political pressure on the Federal Reserve returning — but the deeper threat to the U.S. economy goes beyond just monetary policy. This is a structural issue:
First: U.S. debt is at a historical high
Second: The global savings pool is decreasing
Third: Demographic changes are eroding capital formation
Fourth: The fiscal deficit is unsustainable
According to Bloomberg Economics, the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield — which serves as the benchmark for mortgage and commercial loans — is unlikely to fall below 4.5% again, regardless of who leads the Federal Reserve.
🔍 Over the past 30 years, declining interest rates have driven market prosperity. That era is over. The U.S. is entering a future where interest payments alone may exceed defense spending.
💡 What this means for investors:
Traditional markets will face long-term pressure
Simply lowering interest rates will not solve structural imbalances
Bitcoin, cryptocurrencies, and hard assets are gaining importance as financial hedging tools
Even if Trump returns to the White House, the debt spiral will not be easily unwound — the era of easy money may have permanently ended.
