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America’s ‘Achilles Heel’ of national debt is exposed by Trump’s Greenland tariff threat, warns Deutsche Bank
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Eleanor Pringle
January 19, 2026
Economy
Dollar sinks as Trump’s new tariffs raise fears about U.S. debt and reserve currency status. ‘When it’s lost, economic collapse will follow’
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Jason Ma
January 19, 2026
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National debt is already killing the American Dream, says top economist—and it might push the U.S. into an outright depression
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Eleanor Pringle
January 18, 2026
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Deficits boost U.S. debt but also inflate corporate profits and stocks, so reducing red ink could trigger a financial crisis, analysts warn
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Jason Ma
January 16, 2026
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America’s $38 trillion national debt is so big the nearly $1 trillion interest payment will be larger than Medicare soon
By
Shawn Tully
January 15, 2026
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Jamie Dimon warns $38 trillion national debt is going to ‘bite’: ‘You can’t just keep borrowing money endlessly’
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Eleanor Pringle
January 14, 2026
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January 13, 2026
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Eleanor Pringle
January 12, 2026
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Gen Z may not be able to afford a house or the cost of living—but give it 10 years. They’re on track to gain $36T and become the richest generation
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