- Will the Great Depression wave in the stock market?
- Jefferies' warning caused a worldwide sensation
- What will be the effect on the Indian stock market?
Global Stock Market: There will be a big upheaval in the stock markets around the world. At present, investors are unsettled by this news. Sometimes the stock market is seen skyrocketing and sometimes it is seen collapsing. Such situation will continue in global stock markets. Such a prediction has been made by the brokerage firm Jefferies. He has given this big warning citing America. He said in the report that the increasing debt of the United States is a danger warning for the global stock markets. Why exactly is the situation “selectable-text copyable-text xkrh14z”>Global Stock Market )
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What is the real cause of the crisis?
Brokerage firm Jefferies has issued a dire warning in its new report. In which he explained that the deteriorating economic situation of America is the reason for all this. Hence, this situation is putting increasing pressure on long-term treasury bonds. This poses a direct potential threat to stock markets. Jefferies strategist Christopher Wood says the risk is likely due to a rise in 10-year US Treasury bond yields above 5%, which could destabilize stock markets in the future.
America's deteriorating economic situation
The deteriorating economic situation in the US is an important reason. As of August 18, US debt has now surpassed levels unimaginable even a few decades ago. According to the report, the US national debt has reached an estimated $40.05 trillion, an increase of 7.8% over the previous year.
Variance in revenue and expenditure
Central government revenue fell by 1.3% in July from a year earlier and has declined by 5.7% in the last three months. Tax revenue, including duties, fell by 8% in July and by 6.4% in the three-month period. Government spending in the US, on the other hand, appears to be heading in the opposite direction, as total central government spending rose 21.7% in July and 10.7% over the past three months, compared to the previous year.
This threat is not limited to America
These statistics clearly show that the current drama in America is not limited to America, but has a global impact. This is because US government bonds are held by banks, pension funds, insurance companies, investment funds and foreign governments around the world. This means that the continued rise in US Treasury yields has implications not only for the financial position of the US government, but much more broadly.
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