WARNING: Bond Market Collapse, JP Morgan CEO Warns

It’s not “going to” collapse, it’s already collapsing.

You’ve probably heard the phrase: “Bonds are boring.”

But boring doesn’t explode. Boring doesn’t collapse. Boring doesn’t threaten the global economy.

So let me ask you this: what happens when the most stable asset class in the world begins to fracture?

Disclaimer: This article is an independent analysis based on publicly available reports and market trends, it is based on my personal online research. While I strive for accuracy, financial landscapes shift rapidly, and new information may emerge, which could prove me wrong, I’m not a journalism expert. Readers are encouraged to verify details from multiple sources before drawing conclusions. This is not financial or investment advice — just an exploration of the evolving global economy.

You get what we’re seeing right now.

Interest payments on U.S. debt have officially surpassed the defense budget. Think about that. America is spending more to service its obligations than it does to fund its military. And if that trajectory continues, we won’t just run out of money. We’ll run out of time.

Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, isn’t mincing words. He’s warning regulators that cracks are already forming in…