Experts like Mark Spitznagel warned that we are in the 'greatest credit bubble in history,' driven by years of low interest rates and excessive liquidity.
The longest inversion in history of the U.S. yield curve indicates looming dangers, with the 3-month yield higher than the 10-year yield for 22 months.
With U.S. non-financial corporate debt at a record $13.7 trillion and global debt hitting $315 trillion, concerns about long-term sustainability grow.
While some analysts remain optimistic about a soft landing, history shows that bubbles can inflate further before they eventually burst.
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