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A powerful warning from Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, has sent shockwaves through the financial world. He cautions that a full-scale conflict between the United States and Iran could put nearly $50 trillion of developed-world GDP and corporate value at risk.
This isn’t just market data — it’s retirement funds, investments, and financial security for millions of people globally. If tensions escalate further, BlackRock itself could face losses approaching $6 trillion across U.S. stocks, crypto holdings, and international assets — potentially within weeks.
The warning is clear: this is no longer just geopolitical tension — it’s a direct threat to global markets.
Every headline. Every escalation. Every decision now carries the potential to move trillions.
📉 Traders are watching closely.

⚠️ Investors are growing cautious.
The world’s largest asset manager has sounded the alarm — and time may be running out.
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According to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), U.S. national debt is expected to surge from $39 Trillion in 2026 to nearly $64 Trillion by 2036 — marking a massive $25 Trillion increase in just one decade.

📉 DEFICITS CONTINUE TO WIDEN
The U.S. government is projected to consistently spend more than it earns.
• 2026 Estimated Deficit: ~$1.9 Trillion
• 2036 Projected Deficit: ~$3.1 Trillion

This implies an average yearly addition of $2.4T–$2.5T in debt — even in the absence of recession, war, or emergency fiscal stimulus.

💰 INTEREST PAYMENTS BECOMING A MAJOR BURDEN
With elevated interest rates:
• Annual interest payments are expected to exceed $1 Trillion shortly
• Could surpass $2 Trillion annually by 2036

A growing share of federal tax revenue may soon be directed solely toward servicing legacy debt.
👴 AUTOMATIC SPENDING PROGRAMS ON THE RISE
Expenditures on entitlement programs are expanding due to demographic shifts:

• Social Security
• Medicare
• Federal Healthcare Programs

These are structurally embedded spending items — not subject to annual budgetary discretion — and are politically difficult to reform.
📊 DEBT-TO-GDP RATIO SET TO EXCEED WWII ERA RECORDS
Debt held by the public is forecasted to rise from:
• 101% of GDP in 2026
• To 120% by 2036
This would surpass levels last observed during the post-WWII period — despite current projections being based on peacetime economic conditions.

⚠️ STRUCTURAL FISCAL RISK EMERGING
If interest expenses begin to grow faster than GDP:
• Borrowing may be required to service existing obligations
• Compounding interest accelerates debt expansion
• Deficits persist even without increased spending

At this stage, debt accumulation transitions from a policy-driven outcome to a self-reinforcing structural cycle.
📌 OUTLOOK
The projected path toward $64 Trillion in national debt reflects not just long-term estimates — but an accelerating fiscal trajectory where liabilities may begin to outpace the economy's capacity to sustain them.
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