36万亿美债，崩盘进入倒计时，美国下一步或将拿中国“开刀”？

Group 1 - The U.S. debt crisis is approaching a critical point, with a potential default looming in the next hundred days due to the need to raise the debt ceiling by August [1][3] - The current U.S. debt has reached $36 trillion, and the government is relying on borrowing to manage its obligations, facing challenges in long-term bond auctions that require high yields to attract buyers [1][3] - If all $36 trillion of U.S. debt were to be replaced with a 4% interest rate, annual interest payments would amount to $1.5 trillion, indicating a significant financial burden [3] Group 2 - The root of the U.S. debt crisis lies in the Triffin Dilemma, which necessitates continuous debt expansion to maintain the dollar's status as the world's reserve currency [5][7] - The U.S. trade deficit has dramatically increased from $600 billion to over $900 billion since 2020, reflecting a more than 50% rise, while the national debt has similarly surged by over 50% [5] - The U.S. may resort to aggressive economic measures against other economies, including China and the EU, to replenish its finances, potentially impacting global economic stability [7]