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Impact Theory · August 24, 2026 · 1h 55m

Deglobalization Dangers, Bond Market Chaos, and Why Canada Is Betting on China

Tom Bilyeu examines recent wild movements in the bond market, the U.S. debt crisis, and the strategies being deployed to stabilize the economy. He then analyzes Canada’s decision to walk away from a major U.S. trade deal and the broader story of deglobalization, including escalating tensions among the U.S., China, and Canada. The discussion also covers shifts in the Strait of Hormuz and what rising maritime traffic signals for Iran, as well as the cultural and political debate over Israel and Palestine, spotlighted by a viral tweet from Mark Ruffalo.

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Bond Market Chaos and U.S. Debt Crisis
Tom breaks down the market turmoil driven by wild movements in the bond market and looming economic maneuvers from figures like Bessent.
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Canada’s Trade Bet on China Over the U.S.
Tom unpacks Canada’s bold decision to walk away from a major U.S. trade deal and what that signals about global deglobalization.
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Strait of Hormuz Tensions and Iran Signals
Tom analyzes shifts in the Strait of Hormuz and what rising maritime traffic could indicate about Iran’s posture.
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Israel-Palestine Debate and Viral Tweet Amplification
Tom explores the explosive debate over Israel and Palestine, using Mark Ruffalo’s viral tweet as a lens into the cultural forces at play.
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Deglobalization as a Macro Trend
Tom connects the dots between Canada’s trade shift, U.S.-China tensions, and other signals to argue that deglobalization is accelerating.
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