美债突破37万亿大关，巴菲特仓票变了，美国总统：像输掉世界大战

Group 1 - The U.S. national debt has surpassed $37 trillion, marking a historical high and raising concerns about the country's fiscal health, with debt exceeding 120% of GDP and an annual budget deficit of $2 trillion, the highest since World War II [1][3] - The rapid increase in debt is attributed to policies during Trump's first term aimed at stimulating the economy, which led to a significant rise in borrowing, compounded by the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic [3][5] - Buffett has adjusted his investment strategy in response to the economic volatility, reducing his stake in Apple by over $40 billion while increasing his holdings in U.S. Treasury bonds, becoming the largest non-government holder of U.S. debt [5][7] Group 2 - The high level of U.S. debt poses three long-term negative impacts on the economy: increased interest burdens, diminished investor confidence leading to potential financial instability, and restricted monetary policy flexibility exacerbating inflation issues [5][7] - Trump's metaphor of losing a "world war" if the dollar loses its status as the world's reserve currency serves to highlight the severity of the economic downturn and aims to redirect public attention from policy failures [7]