Key Forces Shaping the World - The primary forces shaping the world are money, debt, markets, and the economy [1] - Internal order and disorder, including conflicts arising from wealth and values gaps, are significant [1] - Geopolitics, particularly the international world order, plays a crucial role [1] - Acts of nature, such as droughts, floods, and pandemics, have historically caused significant disruption [2] - Technological advancements represent a major long-term influence [2] Disruptions and Analogies - All five forces are currently experiencing disruption [2] - The current period is analogous to 1937-38, characterized by debt issues and internal conflicts [3] - The power to inflict harm has never been greater [4]

Senegal raised $795 million selling bonds on a regional exchange, as the government grapples with funding challenges after a hidden-debt scandal constrained its access to international capital markets https://t.co/3L3a2YJTIn ...

Old debt, new crisis: Forgotten second mortgages are resurfacing across America and the cost could be your house https://t.co/47X9qblfUd ...

Bondholders are demanding ever-higher premiums on developed-nation debt, with politics becoming a key market driver https://t.co/vB3KIbTVSf ...

Housing Market & Debt Crisis - Second mortgages are resurfacing across America, potentially leading to a new crisis [1] - The cost of this crisis could impact homeowners and their houses [1] Financial Risk - Old debt from these second mortgages is being "forgotten", but is now resurfacing [1]

Credit Rating - Moody's Ratings 下调了塞内加尔的信用评级，这是今年第二次下调 [1] Fiscal Risk - 塞内加尔的债务显示出该国财政轨迹和流动性状况面临日益增长的风险 [1]

Heard on the Street: Tariffs and other policy swings are exposing strains at highly indebted companies https://t.co/96aHiJtuRN ...

Forget about debt. Here is something worth villainising https://t.co/yszqJ12Cgh ...

Housing Market & Debt Crisis - Resurfacing of forgotten second mortgages across America [1] - Potential risk of homeowners losing their houses due to these debts [1]

We're joined on Bloomberg TV and radio by Republican Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky. Senator, it's great to have you back on Bloomberg. Welcome.Thanks, Robert. Absolutely. I'm going to start with the government shutdown, which is, of course, driving so much of the conversation here in Washington, D.C. And you're in a unique situation. You're standing alone among Republicans in the Senate.Are you. The last debt and deficit hawk among Republicans in the upper chamber. Feels that way sometimes.Yeah. You know, t ...