US Perceived as Best House in a Bad Neighborhood: Sharma

The video discusses the potential U.S. government shutdown and its implications on fiscal policy. It highlights the ongoing issue of deficit spending, with the U.S. running a budget deficit for decades. The discussion covers the impact of rising interest rates on the budget and social spending, and questions when international investors might stop funding the U.S. deficit. The video also explores global investment trends, noting that despite challenges, the U.S. remains a preferred investment destination due to issues in other regions like China and Europe.

What factors could lead international investors to stop funding the US deficit?

What are some emerging markets that are performing well despite the challenges faced by the US economy?

How does the current US public debt compare to other countries like Japan and Italy?