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is CBS Iron the World. I'm John Bachelor.

Spending the Federal Reserve, the interest rates,

the Federal Reserve hikes that have slowed the markets to sideways for two years.

Doubts about inflation.

All this comes down to a four-letter word debt. I welcome Vernic de Riji of the Mercata Center writing a

creator syndicate about debt and then I go to a remark from a Goldman Sachs trader, Jacob Gordon, seems increasingly alarmed.

Mr Gordon says, catching investor's eyes is the surge in

net and gross of government bond issuance,

particularly in the US, which is set to increase 60% year over year.

In other words, we're going to go from issuing debt of 727 billion now

to issuing debt of 1.166 trillion net supply next year.

The puzzle here is what is to be done.

Verinika, a very good evening to you.

Borrowing and borrowing and borrowing, counting on that

oversupply to be absorbed by the marketplace.

That is increasingly the way we spend money.

When do we have to pay for it?

Is there going to be a reckoning day?

Good evening to you.

Good evening, John. Well, we have to pay for it. to you

and John well we have to pay for it very often and and much faster than people actually think

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