Peter Schiff: The Next Collapse Is Starting In The Bond Market
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David Lin Independent analyst profile- Source published
- 12 Sept 2026, 22:04 UTC
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- 13 Sept 2026, 01:28 UTC
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The speaker expresses a bearish outlook on the US dollar, predicting its eventual collapse due to its own weight, driven by inflation. While acknowledging that Japanese Yen intervention has strengthened the Yen, the speaker argues that higher rates in Japan and a weaker dollar are key drivers for this move. The speaker also mentions that the Fed's current policy of raising rates is insufficient to combat inflation and that the current bond yields are at historically high levels, suggesting a potential downturn in the bond market. The speaker's primary thesis is that the Fed's actions, aimed at fighting inflation, are actually exacerbating it, leading to a potential bond market crash and a weaker dollar. The speaker's personal holdings are in gold and other commodities, reflecting a bearish stance on the dollar and a bullish outlook on alternative assets.
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