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U.S. debt rises from $9.5 trillion in 2008 to $39 trillion, Robert Kiyosaki notes

U.S. debt rises from $9.5 trillion in 2008 to $39 trillion, Robert Kiyosaki notes
U.S. debt climbs toward $39 trillion

Robert Kiyosaki draws attention to the rapid growth of U.S. debt since 2008. He points out that just before the Great Financial Crisis in 2008, U.S. debt stood at approximately $9.5 trillion. Today, as U.S. bonds experience significant declines, the national debt is approaching $39 trillion.

Kiyosaki also poses a hypothetical question about how long it would take to spend $1 trillion at a rate of $1 per minute, highlighting the vast scale of the current debt figures.

Kiyosaki has recently highlighted market opportunities tied to safe-haven assets, noting a $62 rise in gold prices following his own purchase. He has also issued warnings about the state of the global economy, referencing the possibility of a global economic crash. These topics reflect ongoing concerns about debt and financial stability raised in his recent analysis.

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