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澎湃新闻记者 孙铭蔚桥水基金创始人瑞·达利欧（Ray Dalio）最新观点认为，美国三年内或将迎来债务危机。当地时间8月21日，达利欧在其个人网站发表题为《国家如何走向破产：当下变局背后的内在逻辑》（How Countries Go Broke: The Dynamic Behind What is Happening Now）的文章。 Kyiv, Oct 12 (UNI) Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has urged countries to hit Russia with more sanctions in response to "a new wave of terror" after Monday's attacks on Ukraine.
At least 19 people were killed and scores more injured when Russian missiles hit regions across the country. At that point defiant, he said the attacks will only "delay our recovery a little".
Following more strikes on Tuesday, Zelensky called on the West to find new ways to apply political pressure to Russia and support Ukraine, the BBC reported.
Zelensky said: "For such a new wave of terror there must be a new wave of responsibility for Russia - new sanctions, new forms of political pressure and new forms of support for Ukraine."
"The terrorist state must be deprived of even the thought that any wave of terror can bring it anything."
The calls came after he met the G7 group of nations for emergency virtual talks on Tuesday.
The bloc - which consists of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK and US - promised to continue providing "financial, humanitarian, military, diplomatic and legal" support to his country "for as long as it takes".
Russian President Vladimir Putin said the attacks were retaliation for Saturday's explosion on a key bridge linking Russia to Crimea.
Western countries have already placed widespread sanctions against Russian businesses as well as allies of Putin since the invasion of Ukraine on February 24.
This includes removing major Russian banks from the international financial messaging system Swift, and sanctioning more than 1,000 Russian individuals and businesses - including oligarchs.
While the US has banned all Russian oil and gas imports, the EU has been reluctant to do so because it relies on Russia for about 40% of its gas needs.
Monday's sudden barrage of missile strikes was the heaviest bombardment Ukraine has seen since the early days of the war. Several strikes hit Kyiv city centre in a first. The capital city has not been targeted in months, the BBC added.
On Tuesday, Zelensky said 28 more missiles were fired, 20 of which were shot down. These included Iranian combat drones, he claimed which the BBC said has not been verified.
"If it wasn't for today's strikes, we would have already restored the energy supply, water supply and communications that the terrorists damaged yesterday," the president said in his nightly address on Tuesday evening.
"Today, Russia will achieve only one additional thing: it will delay our recovery a little."
He added that restoration works were taking place "quickly and efficiently" throughout the country, and that electricity and communication had been restored to most cities and villages targeted in Monday's attacks.
"Where there was destruction, the infrastructure will be renewed everywhere. Where there were losses, there is already or will be construction," he said.
On Tuesday, reports also emerged of a mass grave being found in recently liberated Lyman, in the eastern Donetsk region.
UNI ING。他指出，美国财政部长贝森特本周宣布的债务回购计划，或预示危机临近。
达利欧称，美国政府今年的总收入大概是5.5万亿美元，而总支出约为7.5万亿美元，预算缺口达到约两万亿美元。同时由于美国政府长期靠借债度日，目前的债务余额已经达到约32万亿美元（注：不计入政府间债务），相当于年收入的6倍，这些债务每年的利息超过1万亿美元。“我确信，美国政府的财政状况正处于一个转折点。”达利欧写道，如果现在不加以解决，债务将会累积到难以承受的地步，造成巨大的经济创伤。尤其重要的是，这项行动必须在经济体系相对稳健的时候进行，而不是在经济疲软的时候。在达利欧看来，美国债务问题正在从一个长期存在的结构性风险，逐渐转变为一个需要政策当局正面处理的现实问题。达利欧预测，如果美国不想办法改变现状，债务危机“可能在三年内爆发，上下浮动两年左右”。达利欧进一步指出，要延迟甚至解决债务问题，美国需要“三管齐下”，通过削减开支、增加税收以及降低利率等措施，将目前的预算赤字从约6%降至国内生产总值的3%。“三者需同时进行，以防任何一项幅度过大，”达利欧表示，否则，过度削减支出、过度增加税收或人为压低利率，都可能带来严重的经济冲击。
At least 19 people were killed and scores more injured when Russian missiles hit regions across the country. At that point defiant, he said the attacks will only "delay our recovery a little".
Following more strikes on Tuesday, Zelensky called on the West to find new ways to apply political pressure to Russia and support Ukraine, the BBC reported.
Zelensky said: "For such a new wave of terror there must be a new wave of responsibility for Russia - new sanctions, new forms of political pressure and new forms of support for Ukraine."
"The terrorist state must be deprived of even the thought that any wave of terror can bring it anything."
The calls came after he met the G7 group of nations for emergency virtual talks on Tuesday.
The bloc - which consists of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK and US - promised to continue providing "financial, humanitarian, military, diplomatic and legal" support to his country "for as long as it takes".
Russian President Vladimir Putin said the attacks were retaliation for Saturday's explosion on a key bridge linking Russia to Crimea.
Western countries have already placed widespread sanctions against Russian businesses as well as allies of Putin since the invasion of Ukraine on February 24.
This includes removing major Russian banks from the international financial messaging system Swift, and sanctioning more than 1,000 Russian individuals and businesses - including oligarchs.
While the US has banned all Russian oil and gas imports, the EU has been reluctant to do so because it relies on Russia for about 40% of its gas needs.
Monday's sudden barrage of missile strikes was the heaviest bombardment Ukraine has seen since the early days of the war. Several strikes hit Kyiv city centre in a first. The capital city has not been targeted in months, the BBC added.
On Tuesday, Zelensky said 28 more missiles were fired, 20 of which were shot down. These included Iranian combat drones, he claimed which the BBC said has not been verified.
"If it wasn't for today's strikes, we would have already restored the energy supply, water supply and communications that the terrorists damaged yesterday," the president said in his nightly address on Tuesday evening.
"Today, Russia will achieve only one additional thing: it will delay our recovery a little."
He added that restoration works were taking place "quickly and efficiently" throughout the country, and that electricity and communication had been restored to most cities and villages targeted in Monday's attacks.
"Where there was destruction, the infrastructure will be renewed everywhere. Where there were losses, there is already or will be construction," he said.
On Tuesday, reports also emerged of a mass grave being found in recently liberated Lyman, in the eastern Donetsk region.
UNI ING。他指出，美国财政部长贝森特本周宣布的债务回购计划，或预示危机临近。
达利欧称，美国政府今年的总收入大概是5.5万亿美元，而总支出约为7.5万亿美元，预算缺口达到约两万亿美元。同时由于美国政府长期靠借债度日，目前的债务余额已经达到约32万亿美元（注：不计入政府间债务），相当于年收入的6倍，这些债务每年的利息超过1万亿美元。“我确信，美国政府的财政状况正处于一个转折点。”达利欧写道，如果现在不加以解决，债务将会累积到难以承受的地步，造成巨大的经济创伤。尤其重要的是，这项行动必须在经济体系相对稳健的时候进行，而不是在经济疲软的时候。在达利欧看来，美国债务问题正在从一个长期存在的结构性风险，逐渐转变为一个需要政策当局正面处理的现实问题。达利欧预测，如果美国不想办法改变现状，债务危机“可能在三年内爆发，上下浮动两年左右”。达利欧进一步指出，要延迟甚至解决债务问题，美国需要“三管齐下”，通过削减开支、增加税收以及降低利率等措施，将目前的预算赤字从约6%降至国内生产总值的3%。“三者需同时进行，以防任何一项幅度过大，”达利欧表示，否则，过度削减支出、过度增加税收或人为压低利率，都可能带来严重的经济冲击。
二 | 鉴于眼下并非只有美国面临债务问题，达利欧预计大多数经济体都会经历类似的债务和货币贬值调整过程， “这也是为什么我预计黄金和比特币等非政府发行的货币会表现相对较好。
三 | ”在投资层面，达利欧建议投资者分散投资于那些收入状况和资产负债表稳健、内部政治和外部地缘政治冲突不严重的资产类别和国家，同时减持债券等债务资产，增持黄金和少量比特币。
四 | “将总资产的一小部分，约10%‑15%配置黄金，不仅可以降低投资组合的整体风险，我认为还能够提升组合收益。”达利欧补充道。
五 | 达利欧发表此番言论之际，正值美国金融市场动荡的一周。国债收益率上升给股市带来压力，标普500指数也因此承压。黄金则在周五触及三个月以来新高，现货黄金重新站上4600美元/盎司关口，连续第三周收涨。
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