"Outcome number three, the war drags on even longer. Long enough that bond markets start to break, right? Meaning yields or interest rates go up so fast the US government literally cannot afford to keep borrowing at those rates. And at that point, the Federal Reserve and the Treasury step in because they face a choice. Either let the bond market collapse, which takes the entire Western financial system with it, which of course they will not let happen. So instead, they'll pick option two, and that's what people are calling the big print or yield curve control. That's when the Fed injects liquidity into the system into an oil spike, which has never been done before in modern history. Every other time the Fed printed money, oil was cheap or going down. And what we know is that printing money with cheap oil just inflates asset prices. Printing money with expensive oil inflates everything, food, energy, rent, and every input cost in the economy. And if people can't afford to buy the basic things, that's not good for stocks. That scenario turns into what some economists call a hyperinflationary sovereign debt crisis and stagflation."
By Andrei Jikh | March 31, 2026 | Pending
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The End Of Pax Americana 00:23:02 - 00:24:14
Interpreted Prediction
If the war drags on, causing bond markets to break due to unaffordable interest rates, the Fed will implement 'big print' or 'yield curve control' by injecting liquidity. This, combined with an oil spike, will lead to hyperinflation, a sovereign debt crisis, and stagflation, negatively impacting stocks.

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