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Jpmorgan David Kelly National Debt Five Scenarios Slow Deterioration Fiscal Crisis

Shocks And VulnerabilityPovertyCentralbankCentral Banks

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The article discusses U.S. fiscal trajectory scenarios, not a specific commercial mechanism. The primary channel is sovereign credit risk, which could affect U.S. Treasury yields, the USD, and gold as a safe haven. Banks with large Treasury holdings face mark-to-market losses if yields spike. No direct product/commodity price or supply chain impact is identified; the mechanism is macro-fiscal rather than micro-commercial.

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  • U.S. federal debt projected to rise from ~101% of GDP to 115-130% by 2036.
  • Current national debt ~$32.2 trillion.
  • Fiscal 2026 deficit expected to reach $1.89 trillion.
  • J.P. Morgan strategist outlines five scenarios, worst-case includes fiscal crisis.
  • Jamie Dimon warns of potential bond market crises.
Sector verdictCOMMODITY_GOLDUpmagnitude 3/3 Β· confidence 4/5

Gold sustains gains on continued fiscal uncertainty and Fed dovish expectations; expected increase is 3-6%.

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