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Impact Theory · August 18, 2026 · 39m 38s

Planned Episode 8/18/2026

Tom Bilyeu sits down with Jeff Snider of Eurodollar University to dissect the economic turmoil gripping the United States and China. They examine China's historic pullback in lending and government borrowing, the sharp drop in U.S. consumer spending, and the broader implications of low interest rates as a signal of economic distress. The conversation draws parallels between China's current situation, Japan's lost decade, and the U.S. economic trajectory, while exploring how expectations and psychology shape real-world outcomes.

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China's Hidden Debt Crisis
China is experiencing a historic pullback in lending and government borrowing, signaling a hidden debt crisis that could trigger global ripple effects.
Low Interest Rates as a Signal of Trouble
Low interest rates are a signal of economic trouble rather than prosperity, reflecting weak demand for credit and a pessimistic outlook.

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