US Public Debt Structural Fragilities and Multipolar Horizons

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The US public debt has surpassed $38 trillion, highlighting structural vulnerabilities in the American economy reliant on borrowing, with interest payments exceeding military spending and debt at over 120% of GDP, sustained by global confidence in the dollar despite geopolitical shifts like BRICS-led de-dollarization. Central banks are stockpiling gold amid eroding trust, while investors seek alternatives like Bitcoin; projections indicate 10-year Treasury yields rising to 5.4-6%, potentially triggering recessions, inflation, and multipolar monetary changes since Bretton Woods. Comparatively, the US ranks 10th among highly indebted nations (123% GDP ratio), with strategies creating global interdependence differing from strict private sector limits, urging fiscal reforms to avert crises.