The Financial Crisis Nobody Is Covering
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An alarming truth is emerging.
The world’s fourth-largest economy is drowning in debt. Its bond market is beginning to crack. And decades of money printing are finally catching up.
This isn’t just a local story — it could be the spark that sends shockwaves through global markets.
In this episode of The Bullion Advantage, we break down why this potential debt and bond-market rupture matters to you, how stress in one major economy can spread through currencies, interest rates, and global confidence, and why moments like this have historically driven wealth toward gold.
You’ll discover:
- Why long-term interest rates rising in a heavily indebted economy is so dangerous
- How a bond market crisis can ripple across the world
- Why this story is receiving far less attention than it deserves
- What happens when countries are forced to sell overseas assets to protect their own system
- Why global tension and monetary instability tend to strengthen gold’s safe-haven role
- How central bank decisions and shifting trust in paper money affect precious metals
This episode isn’t about panic. It’s about recognising pressure building inside the financial system — and understanding why having a portion of your wealth outside that system has never been more important.
Because when confidence begins to crack, capital looks for safety.
And historically, gold has played that role.
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