The United States has high debt, why has the world's capital not abandoned the United States?
On the world's economic stage, the United States has always been a prominent player. Recently, the high debt of the United States has become the focus of international attention.
When I looked deeper, I found that despite the mountains of debt in the United States, global capital did not choose to leave it.
At the beginning of my research, I thought that the national credit of the United States was the key to maintaining the confidence of global capital, but as I researched further, I realized that things were not so simple.
What really makes global capital reluctant to leave is the deep trust in the armed forces of the United States. This kind of trust seems to put an "invincible gold body" on the debt of the United States.
Capital is profit-seeking, but in today's globalized world, security and stability are also valued by capital. The U.S. military presence around the world, as well as its influence in international affairs, provides a kind of "security guarantee" for global capital.
The strength of the United States is not only reflected in the aircraft carrier battle group and precision-guided missiles, but also in the scientific and technological strength, innovation ability, and perfect market mechanism behind it. These built-in strengths have allowed the United States to survive the quagmire of debt.
On the surface, it depends on how much money you have, but at a deeper level, it tests a country's ability to make money. And in this regard, the United States is undoubtedly the best in the world, just look at the rising stock market.
Against the backdrop of global economic uncertainty, capital is more inclined to choose to believe in the United States. #U.S. Bonds##美股#
