BREAKING： U.S. Issues Record $100B in T-Bills — Debt Crisis Moves Into Overdrive

The United States has just issued a record $100 billion in short-term Treasury bills, marking the largest debt sale of its kind in history. In this video, we break down what this unprecedented move means for the U.S. economy, the global financial system, and your everyday life. We’ll explore why Washington is turning to massive short-term borrowing, the risks it poses to the dollar’s dominance, and how global markets could react. From declining foreign demand for U.S. debt to the potential impact on inflation and interest rates, this is a story you can’t afford to ignore. Stay tuned as we explain the numbers, the strategies behind them, and the possible consequences for American households, investors, and the future of the global reserve currency. Topics Covered: Record $100B Treasury bill sale explained Why the U.S. is relying on short-term debt Global reaction to America’s borrowing surge Risks to the dollar’s stability What this means for markets, inflation, and you 📌 Subscribe for more breaking updates on global markets, U.S. debt, and economic trends. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss the latest news.