Ray Dalio (レイ・ダリオ), a prominent U.S. investor, said at an event in Greenwich that rising interest rates could trigger a debt crisis within the next 2 years. He warned that while U.S. stocks are at high levels on AI optimism, the conditions for a collapse are in place.
At an investor event held in Greenwich, Ray Dalio (レイ・ダリオ) said that a debt crisis would occur at some point within the next 2 years. He pointed out that rising interest rates are putting pressure on markets and the economy.
While the U.S. stock market is near record highs on expectations related to AI, he said, “We are in a bubble,” and expressed the view that the conditions for a collapse are also in place.
The event was held in Greenwich, Connecticut, near New York, and his remarks were made at an investor event.