“Everything is engineering”: For us, the recession is not a danger but a tool, warns Rivigo founder

“The United States needs a breakdown to reset it,” says Depac Gargi, founder of Revgo. He is betting that the next person is not far.

With the government of government 9.2 trillion dollars in 2025, Garid says that the United States may have no choice but to run the recession to survive in subsequent borrowing.

“Most people do not understand that we have to force the recession every 5-7 years to re-financing all the excessive debts,” he says.

“To be able to sell these bonds, you need a kind of decline. 50 %+. What happened last week is not enough,” GARG warns. “The US revenues returned for 10 years to where they were before the tariff.”

The numbers paint a bleak picture. The amount of $ 9.2 trillion was set on 25.4 % mature accounts of a total national debt of $ 36.2 trillion – and about 31 % of the US GDP expected in 2025. About $ 6.5 trillion will need to be funded in only the first six months of the year.

A large part of this debt was released during the era of interest rate near zero. With the average average score of the Ministry of Treasury at 3.2 % – the highest rates since 2010 – the cost of rolling over it is more than height.

Analysts expect another 1 % leap in service costs, just as the federal deficit reached $ 1.8 trillion in 2024, as more than $ 1 trillion annually spent interest payments alone.

Politics options quickly narrow. The Federal Reserve offers pressure to reduce prices to maintain the costs of re -financing. At the same time, more bonds can dump markets and pay higher returns.

According to reports, the Trump camp has formed extremist measures – from liquefying the $ 758 billion in the country to use the customs tariff as a financial lever with foreign debts.

The expectations of the Central Bank of Oman shows a dangerous erosion: government expenditures fall to 24.4 % of GDP by 2035, while revenue is 18.3 %. This leaves a medium gap – the high interest as the delay price.

GARG suggests that, by 2033/34, inflation will calmly erode, and Amnesty International will have strengthened productivity, or that solid assets such as gold and bitcoin will keep the line. Until then, the recession may be a policy – not an accident.