Dalio compared the economy to the human circulatory system, with credit being the lifeblood fueling productivity and growth.

The Bridgewater Associates founder welcomed giving people some financial "wiggle room," but said no-strings cash payments may have negative outcomes.

Crypto markets have gained new momentum as traders respond to Ray Dalio's dire warning about U.S. debt and the dollar's decline. On May 19, Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio raised concerns, criticizing ...

A one-minute teaser for Nikhil Kamath’s podcast featuring hedge fund veteran Ray Dalio lit up social media on Saturday, ...

Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio believes sovereign gold bonds and gold certificates introduce credit risks, unlike ...

Ray Dalio’s latest remarks on the global economy have triggered fresh debate on markets, money and risk. Interpreting those signals, Alok Jain of Weekend Investing highlights three warning signs ...

This morning, I had a delightful conversation with Ray Dalio—or rather, the AI chatbot to which the Bridgewater Associates founder says he has uploaded his insight and experience. Over the course of ...

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio fears that the Trump tariffs will badly damage the global economy and financial system. If he is right, the world will be in for a period much worse than the Great ...

Getting back to the US economy, Ray Dalio believes that the fiscal deficit shouldn’t be more than 3% of GDP. That’s the upper ...

Ray Dalio said partisan politics was impeding the Democrats and Republicans from addressing the growing budget deficit, despite both parties agreeing it was a problem. Ray Dalio said Republicans and ...