Core PCE spikes as government prints currency; US unfunded liabilities soar.

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The acceleration of Core PCE (Personal Consumption Expenditures) coupled with ongoing currency printing paints a grim economic picture. As the government increases its monetary supply, inflationary pressures intensify, impacting everyday consumers and eroding purchasing power.

Beyond immediate concerns, the long-term fiscal outlook for the US is dire. Projections of unfunded liabilities reaching $78.3 trillion over the next 75 years are staggering. This astronomical figure underscores the mounting burden on future generations of taxpayers, highlighting a looming fiscal crisis that demands urgent attention and responsible fiscal stewardship.

Looking even further ahead, the forecasted funding gap of $175.3 trillion beyond the 75-year mark is almost incomprehensible in scale. Such levels of debt threaten economic stability, national sovereignty, and social programs critical to millions of Americans.