Goldman Sachs President: Bond Traders More Concerned About U.S. Government Debt Than Tariffs
Goldman Sachs President John Waldron stated that bond traders are increasingly concerned about the rising levels of U.S. government debt, which has now become a greater risk than tariffs. "Although all the attention was previously focused on tariffs, I believe the focus is indeed shifting, especially in the bond market, towards the U.S. budget debate and fiscal situation, which I find somewhat concerning," said John Waldron. "I think the biggest macro-level risk at the moment is no longer tariffs."
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