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Peter Schiff, chief economist at Euro Pacific Asset Management, outlined a dire economic forecast on X, predicting massive deficits and a tanking U.S. dollar.

Economist Peter Schiff expressed skepticism about Bitcoin's recent price surge following significant Democratic gains in the U.S. election, citing potential future policy shifts.

Economist Peter Schiff claimed on X that interest payments on the U.S. national debt are rapidly increasing, soon to exceed Social Security outlays.

The chief economist at Euro Pacific Asset Management claimed investors are misjudging the inflationary impact of a Democratic Congress.

Economist Peter Schiff claims on X that the probability of Democrats winning the Senate has reached a new high, attributing it to voter dissatisfaction with Republican economic messaging.

Peter Schiff, chief economist at Euro Pacific Asset Management, shared his view on a political ad's strategy to sway conservative voters on X.

Peter Schiff, chief economist at Euro Pacific Asset Management, commented on the current political landscape and its potential interplay with market performance on X.

Economist Peter Schiff claims the September U.S. trade deficit in goods was the highest ever recorded for that month, criticizing former President Trump's trade policies.

Economist Peter Schiff claims the U.S. is facing simultaneous housing and inflation crises, citing recent export price data.

Economist Peter Schiff stated on X that Bitcoin is "finally breaking down" and predicted a further drop to $75,000.

Economist Peter Schiff critiqued Bill Ackman's proposal for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac privatization on X, arguing it would surrender taxpayer value and entrench moral hazard.

The chief economist at Euro Pacific Asset Management commented on gold's recent price movement and its likely reaction to a potential tech downturn on X.

Peter Schiff, chief economist at Euro Pacific Asset Management, posted on X that recent export and producer price data, alongside rising oil prices, signal a worsening inflation outlook.

Economist Peter Schiff claimed on X that rising oil prices signal a significant increase in the cost of living across all necessities.

Economist Peter Schiff claimed on X that rising utility costs indicate inflation is significantly higher than official targets.

The chief economist claimed on X that Republicans' adherence to past failed policies will lead to Democratic victories and further economic issues.

Peter Schiff stated on X that recent inflation figures indicate the Federal Reserve has lost its fight against rising prices, making gold a compelling investment.

Economist Peter Schiff stated on X that the Federal Reserve's actions contradict its stated goal of reducing inflation.

Economist Peter Schiff claimed on X that September's producer price index (PPI) indicates a surging inflation rate despite recent rate hikes.

Economist Peter Schiff stated on X that market breadth data indicates a bear market for most U.S. stocks, despite broader market perceptions.

Economist Peter Schiff outlined his view on the fundamental differences and outcomes of capitalism and socialism on X.

Peter Schiff, chief economist at Euro Pacific Asset Management, stated on X that a recent "Big Beautiful Bill" increased the federal government's size and expense, leading to a public burden that negates any supposed tax cuts.

Economist Peter Schiff accused U.S. regulators of unfair and politically motivated enforcement actions, contrasting the treatment of American Express with his own bank.

Economist Peter Schiff noted a discrepancy between a new deal to supply Russian diesel and earlier tariffs targeting Russian oil and gas.

The chief economist at Euro Pacific Asset Management claimed the August 2026 U.S. trade deficit was the largest monthly trade deficit ever, excluding specific historical anomalies.

Peter Schiff, chief economist at Euro Pacific Asset Management, stated on X that bond markets reacted negatively despite a jobs report.

Economist Peter Schiff stated on X that the U.S. labor market is weak despite persistent inflation.

Peter Schiff, chief economist at Euro Pacific Asset Management, warned that rising Treasury yields could push the annual cost of servicing the US national debt above Social Security expenditures.

Peter Schiff, chief economist at Euro Pacific Asset Management, stated on X that the 10-year Treasury yield's current trajectory suggests 30-year mortgage rates will exceed 8% by early November.

Economist Peter Schiff claimed on X that the United States is entering an era of high debt and high interest rates.

Peter Schiff highlighted concerning market breadth on X, comparing current conditions to periods preceding significant S&P 500 declines.