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U.S. National Debt Surge Could Trigger a Major Crisis, Says Ray Dalio

26.06.2025 10:00 1 min. read Alexander Stefanov
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U.S. National Debt Surge Could Trigger a Major Crisis, Says Ray Dalio

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio has sounded the alarm over America’s soaring national debt, warning of a looming economic crisis if no action is taken.

In a recent interview, the Bridgewater Associates co-CIO compared the unchecked debt growth to plaque buildup in an artery — invisible at first, but ultimately deadly.

With the U.S. debt surpassing $36 trillion, Dalio predicts a critical breakdown could hit in roughly three years, fueled by rising interest costs and a growing imbalance between debt supply and investor demand.

He believes there’s still a way out — but only if the government acts swiftly. By trimming spending and increasing tax revenue by around 4% each, Dalio argues the deficit could fall to a sustainable 3% of GDP.

A similar correction, he noted, was achieved during the 1990s — but it required shared sacrifice across the board.

Whether the political will exists to repeat that success, however, remains uncertain.

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