The Federal Reserve is very likely to continue cutting interest rates in December!

In the past three months, the U.S. government's debt has increased by one trillion dollars, while the last time this increase was reached, it took seven months. As low-interest bonds are gradually replaced by high-interest bonds, the U.S. government's interest burden will become heavier and the risk of uncontrolled debt is increasing. Especially after the Federal Reserve's continuous interest rate cuts, the yields on both long and short-term U.S. Treasury bonds have continued to rise. At the same time, the volatility of U.S. Treasury bonds has also significantly increased recently, indicating that there is growing unease in the financial markets. However, debt is rigid, but inflation is elastic; data can be manipulated. Compared to the severe consequences of extreme volatility in government bonds, a frozen repurchase market, and a financial market collapse, the struggling common people remain a better choice.