
Whether it’s Donald Trump who enters the Oval Office or Kamala Harris, the next president of the United States will face a fiscal cliff that can only be solved by inflating away the national debt. Speaking with CNBC on Tuesday, hedge fund legend Paul Tudor Jones said the two candidates have handed out tax cuts and spending pledges “like Mardi Gras beads.” Whoever wins next month—and his best guess is Trump—will soon find out that bond markets will revolt before allowing any of their checks to be cashed.
Main Idea: Paul Tudor Jones says the next president, whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris, will face a debt problem so severe that inflation may be the only way out.
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If debt is covered by inflation, households could face higher prices, higher interest costs, and weaker savings.
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