Tariff Collapse Just Added $2T to U.S. Debt — Silver Breakout Begins

Описание: $2 trillion just vanished from U.S. fiscal projections. Tariff revenue invalidated. $175 billion potentially refundable. Dollar sliding. Silver at $87.84. Gold near $5,176.

As of Sunday, February 24th, 2026, silver closed at $87.84 following a two-day 7% surge. But the real shift is not price — it is structural deficit expansion. With GDP growth slowing to 1.4% and core inflation holding at 3%, the Federal Reserve is trapped between rate policy and rising fiscal strain. Oil above $72 adds inflation risk. Treasury issuance is set to expand as deficit math deteriorates.

Markets are not reacting to politics. They are reacting to fiscal credibility compression.

This video explains:
– How the Supreme Court decision altered revenue assumptions
– Why the $2 trillion projection matters
– What a potential $175B refund liability means
– How dollar weakness connects mechanically to metals
– Why volatility may increase before the next leg higher

Serious capital is already adjusting. The question is whether policy clarity returns before allocation shifts become structural.

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This video is for informational and educational purposes only. It reflects personal market analysis based on publicly available economic data and does not constitute financial, investment, or legal advice. Precious metals and financial markets involve risk and volatility. Viewers should perform independent research and consult qualified financial professionals before making investment decisions. I am not responsible for any financial outcomes resulting from the information shared.