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Taylor Kenney, host of Taylor Made Economics at ITM Trading, argues that the U.S. is entering the late stages of a historic debt and monetary cycle. She explains why rising bond yields and nearly $40 trillion in debt could force another major round of money printing, why central banks are moving toward physical gold, and how weakening confidence in U.S. Treasuries could accelerate the shift away from the dollar.
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0:00 Is the U.S. debt cycle reaching a breaking point?
1:03 Why Taylor doubts the Fed’s hawkish narrative
3:27 Changing how inflation is measured
4:38 Rising bond yields and the cost of U.S. debt
6:39 Where we are in the monetary cycle
9:12 Why central banks are moving back into gold
13:03 Can confidence in the dollar be restored?
15:47 BRICS and the move away from the dollar
17:37 Japan’s yen crisis and U.S. Treasury risk
21:15 Why monetary intervention keeps expanding
23:05 The affordability crisis
26:02 Falling trust and growing political instability
28:44 Universal basic income and the digital dollar
32:49 How physical gold fits into a digital system
35:08 Preparing for greater financial instability
36:14 The race to $40 trillion in U.S. debt
Copyright © 2026 Cambridge House International Inc. All rights reserved.
Taylor Kenney, host of Taylor Made Economics at ITM Trading, argues that the U.S. is entering the late stages of a historic debt and monetary cycle. She explains why rising bond yields and nearly $40 trillion in debt could force another major round of money printing, why central banks are moving toward physical gold, and how weakening confidence in U.S. Treasuries could accelerate the shift away from the dollar.
Follow Taylor:
https://x.com/taylorkenneyitm
itmtrading.com
youtube.com/@itmtrading
Follow Darrell on X: https://x.com/MoneyLevelsShow
Follow the VRIC on X: https://x.com/vricmedia
Follow the VRIC on Instagram: instagram.com/vric_media
Learn to invest alongside the top minds in commodities. Join The Commodity University today: join.thecommodityuniversity.com/?affiliate=darrellthomas
Sign up for Jay’s newsletter at 2ly.link/211gx
0:00 Is the U.S. debt cycle reaching a breaking point?
1:03 Why Taylor doubts the Fed’s hawkish narrative
3:27 Changing how inflation is measured
4:38 Rising bond yields and the cost of U.S. debt
6:39 Where we are in the monetary cycle
9:12 Why central banks are moving back into gold
13:03 Can confidence in the dollar be restored?
15:47 BRICS and the move away from the dollar
17:37 Japan’s yen crisis and U.S. Treasury risk
21:15 Why monetary intervention keeps expanding
23:05 The affordability crisis
26:02 Falling trust and growing political instability
28:44 Universal basic income and the digital dollar
32:49 How physical gold fits into a digital system
35:08 Preparing for greater financial instability
36:14 The race to $40 trillion in U.S. debt
Copyright © 2026 Cambridge House International Inc. All rights reserved.
