The U.S. national debt has exceeded $ 35 trillion, highlighting the country’s severe fiscal challenges as debates over taxes and spending continue. The Congressional Budget Office forecasts the debt could surpass $ 56 trillion by 2034, driven by rising expenditures and interest costs outpacing tax revenues. High interest rates, unexpected pandemic-related program costs, …
First Digital Debt Offering Fails to Get Traction in El Salvador
The first digital debt offering registered in El Salvador has reportedly failed to gather the necessary interest to continue. The issuance, intermediated by Bitfinex Securities to build a Hilton hotel at El Salvador International Airport, raised $ 342,000 from interested investors, less than the $ 500,000 needed to continue before the first established …
Mexican Startup Kavak Issues Tokenized Debt to Invest in Brazil’s Used Car Business
Kavak, one of the largest Latam-based startups in the used car business, has issued tokenized debt to invest in the Brazilian car market. According to local sources, the company has already tokenized almost $ 1 million in commercial notes using Liqi, a tokenization platform, and aims to issue over $ 5 million. Kavak …
BIS Report Warns of Rising Public Debt Risks to Global Economies
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) Annual Economic Report 2024, published on June 30, highlights the significant risks posed by rising public debt levels across both advanced and emerging market economies. The report stresses that without fiscal consolidation, debt trajectories will remain unsustainable, threatening macroeconomic stability. As interest rates rise, refinancing needs and higher debt […]
Analyst Predicts: US to Face Its Own ‘Bank of England’ Debt Crisis Prior to Elections
Otavio Costa, a Macro Strategist at Crescat Capital, a multidisciplinary asset management firm, has expressed concern about the state of the U.S. government securities liquidity index and its potential implications for the future of U.S. debt. He suggested that the U.S. is on the verge of experiencing its own ‘Bank of England’ moment prior to […]