It is already impossible to pay the principal because the US Treasury is struggling to even pay the interest. If there are no international buyers, and Japan doesn't help (Japan has increased its holdings by more than $150 billion), these U.S. bonds will have to be taken over by the U.S. (households) or they will default.
According to the latest data, the U.S. has 75% of its domestic holdings of U.S. debt, or $26 trillion, while foreign holdings are only about $8.3 trillion. What worries the United States the most is that the total amount of foreign holdings of U.S. debt has been declining.
Article 11: Does the fact that domestic households hold such a large amount of U.S. debt mean that American families have confidence in the U.S. economy?
Article 12: Will the U.S. debt held by U.S. households increase the economic pressure on U.S. households?
Article 13: Will the U.S. bonds held by U.S. households increase the financial risk of U.S. households?
Article 14: Will the U.S. bonds held by U.S. households lead to a decline in the return on investment of U.S. households?
Article 15: Will the U.S. debt held by U.S. households in the United States threaten the economic security of U.S. families?
Article 16: Will U.S. debt held by U.S. households lead to the loss of wealth of U.S. families?
Article 17: Will the U.S. bonds held by U.S. households lead to an increase in the financial risks of U.S. households?
Article 18: Will the U.S. bonds held by U.S. households lead to a decline in the return on investment of U.S. households?
Article 19: Will the U.S. debt held by U.S. households in the United States threaten the economic security of U.S. families?
Article 20: Will the U.S. debt held by U.S. households lead to the loss of wealth of U.S. families?
Article 21: Will the U.S. bonds held by U.S. households increase the financial risk of U.S. households?
Article 22: Will the U.S. bonds held by U.S. households lead to a decline in the return on investment of U.S. households?
Article 23: Will the U.S. bonds held by U.S. households in the United States threaten the economic security of U.S. households?
Article 24: Will the U.S. debt held by U.S. households lead to the loss of wealth of U.S. families?
Article 25: Will the U.S. bonds held by U.S. households increase the financial risks of U.S. households?
Article 26: Will the U.S. bonds held by domestic households lead to a decline in the return on investment of U.S. households?
Article 27: Will the U.S. bonds held by U.S. households in the United States threaten the economic security of U.S. households?
Article 28: Will the U.S. debt held by U.S. households lead to the loss of wealth of U.S. families?
Article 29: Will the U.S. bonds held by U.S. households increase the financial risks of U.S. households?
Article 30: Will the U.S. bonds held by U.S. households lead to a decline in the return on investment of U.S. households?
Article 31: Will the U.S. bonds held by U.S. households in the United States threaten the economic security of U.S. families?
Article 32: Will the U.S. debt held by domestic households lead to the loss of wealth of U.S. families?
Article 33: Will the U.S. bonds held by U.S. households increase the financial risks of U.S. households?
Article 34: Will the U.S. bonds held by U.S. households lead to a decline in the return on investment of U.S. households?
Article 35: Will the U.S. bonds held by U.S. households in the United States threaten the economic security of U.S. families?
Article 36: Will the U.S. debt held by U.S. households lead to the loss of wealth of U.S. families?
Article 37: Will the U.S. bonds held by U.S. households increase the financial risks of U.S. households?
Article 38: Will the U.S. bonds held by U.S. households lead to a decline in the return on investment of U.S. households?
Article 39: Will the U.S. Debt Held by U.S. Households Threaten the Economic Security of U.S. Households?
Article 40: Will the U.S. debt held by U.S. households lead to the loss of wealth of U.S. families?
The above 40 questions focus on the impact of U.S. debt holdings by domestic households, aiming to provoke readers to think deeply about the U.S. economy, household investment, financial risks, etc. It is hoped that these issues will arouse the attention of all sectors of society and jointly promote economic stability and development. At the same time, readers are also welcome to leave a message to discuss, and jointly make suggestions and suggestions for improving our social concepts.