Jamie Dimon gets candid about national debt: 'There will be a bond crisis, and then we'll have to deal with it' | Fortune
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Jamie Dimon gets candid about national debt: 'There will be a bond crisis, and then we'll have to deal with it' | Fortune
""I'm not that worried about debt levels. We'll be able to deal with it. I just think maturity should say you should deal with it as opposed to let it happen.""
""Concerns over the near-$39 trillion national debt burden the U.S. Treasury has accumulated over time are rising up the political agenda.""
""Many are backing a policy target to reduce deficits to 3% of GDP, around half of where they are now.""
""Swagel is heartily optimistic on the matter, saying he believes a debt crisis will be avoided entirely because he has faith Congress and policymakers will act before a reckoning comes to pass.""
The U.S. national debt has reached nearly $39 trillion, incurring over $1 trillion in annual interest payments. Jamie Dimon emphasizes the importance of addressing deficits proactively to avoid a bond crisis. While some policymakers express awareness of the debt issue, debt hawks advocate for reducing deficits to 3% of GDP. Phill Swagel from the CBO is optimistic about avoiding a debt crisis, believing Congress will act in time. Dimon, however, remains skeptical about the current approach to managing the debt.
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