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BlackRock's CEO warns rising debt is driving investors to gold and crypto amid fears of currency collapse, though the U.S. remains a top investment choice.
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said rising global debt is pushing investors toward gold and cryptocurrencies—what he calls "assets of fear"—due to concerns about currency devaluation and financial instability.
Speaking at a Riyadh summit, he highlighted growing skepticism toward major currencies and government debt, noting the U.S. relies on foreign buyers for 30% to 35% of its Treasury sales, a key vulnerability.
Despite shifts toward alternative assets, Fink said the U.S. remains the top global investment destination, with most international investors planning to maintain overweight positions over the next 18 months.
He suggested unlocking private capital could help boost U.S. growth to 3%.
El CEO de BlackRock advierte que el aumento de la deuda está llevando a los inversores al oro y a las criptomonedas en medio del temor al colapso de la moneda, aunque Estados Unidos sigue siendo una de las principales opciones de inversión.