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How 2024 Bond Auctions Triggered The Biggest US Debt Crisis Since 1929 - $8.9 trillion. Not printed on a stimulus check. Not debated on the Senate floor. But quietly scheduled inside U.S. Treasury bond auctions—the machinery that decides whether the world still believes in America’s debt. While the news focused on elections, wars, and market rallies, the real money was doing something far more dangerous: it was demanding a higher price to stay.

Because when bond auctions weaken, nothing crashes immediately. Mortgages reset. Rents climb. Governments bleed interest. And the safest asset on Earth stops feeling safe. This wasn’t a market story. It was a survival story—one that began in 2024, when silence at Treasury auctions signaled the biggest U.S. debt stress since 1929.

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Official data on U.S. bond issuance, auction results, and debt maturity schedules.
Source: TreasuryDirect & Treasury.gov
= Federal Reserve – Balance Sheet, Quantitative Tightening, and FOMC Statements
Documentation on QT, interest rate policy, and liquidity conditions.
Source: FederalReserve.gov
= Congressional Budget Office (CBO) – The Budget and Economic Outlook
Analysis of U.S. deficits, debt servicing costs, and long-term fiscal sustainability.
Source: cbo.gov
= Bank for International Settlements (BIS) – Annual Economic Report
Global bond market stress, derivatives exposure, repo market dynamics, Basel III impacts.
Source: bis.org
= International Monetary Fund (IMF) – Global Financial Stability Report
Systemic risk, sovereign debt sustainability, and liquidity transmission mechanisms.
Source: imf.org
= Federal Reserve Bank of New York – U.S. Treasury Market Liquidity & Repo Market Analysis
Research on Treasury market functioning, dealer balance sheets, and repo stress.
Source: newyorkfed.org
= Ray Dalio – Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order
Historical analysis of debt cycles, reserve currency dynamics, and empire finance.
Source: Bridgewater Associates publications
= Liaquat Ahamed – Lords of Finance
Historical context on bond markets, central banks, and the Great Depression.
Publisher: Penguin Press
= Niall Ferguson – The Ascent of Money
Long-term history of sovereign debt, interest rates, and financial power.
Publisher: Penguin Books
= Financial Times – U.S. Treasury Market & Bond Yield Coverage (2023–2025)
Reporting on weak auction demand, rising yields, and global buyer retreat.
Source: ft.com
= Bloomberg – U.S. Debt, Bond Auctions, and Interest Rate Derivatives Analysis
Data-driven coverage of Treasury supply, swaps, and market volatility.
Source: bloomberg.com
= Wall Street Journal – Treasury Yields, Deficits, and Federal Reserve Policy
Market reaction and institutional impact reporting.
Source: wsj.com

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