According to ChainCatcher, Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio warned that post-election disputes between and within political parties could intensify after the U.S. midterm elections, potentially driving up short-term Treasury yields. Dalio highlighted upcoming fiscal pressure points: Trump's temporary spending bill expires December 11, federal debt is projected to hit its ceiling in March 2027, and the Treasury Department may exhaust financial maneuvering options by fall 2027. He suggested that ensuing political conflicts could create uncertainty, raising yields on short-term Treasury securities and increasing concerns over liquidity and credit risk, potentially weakening U.S. Treasuries as a global safe asset.

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