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- Ray Dalio wrote in a note this week that the financial system is close to needing "big restructurings."
- The Bridgewater Associates founder cited higher debt burdens and rising interest rates.
- In his view, the economy is on the brink of a contraction that will make the next year or two difficult.
Ray Dalio wrote in a Wednesday newsletter that debt levels have become unsustainably high, setting up the financial system for major changes.