Китай СБРОСИЛ $41 Млрд ГосДолга США, пока Япония Готовит Массовую Распродажу Доллара

In March, China sold $41 billion in US Treasury bonds, increasing pressure on a debt market already struggling with military spending, inflation risks, and declining confidence in the dollar. This move is part of a much larger shift. Beijing has been buying gold for 18 consecutive months and is now preparing to transform Hong Kong into a global gold trading and clearing center starting in July. _____________________________________________________________ ►Advertising inquiries: [email protected] ►For Hong Kong advertisers: [email protected] _____________________________________________________________ Hong Kong already handles over 1,500 tonnes of gold imports and exports annually. If more physical gold trading begins to shift there, pricing power could gradually shift from London and New York to China. This would give Beijing a stronger financial instrument outside the dollar system. At the same time, Western confidence in dollar assets is weakening. A third of Switzerland's 300 private financial firms are reducing their exposure to dollar assets, including Treasury bonds. UBS also warned that the dollar remains overvalued against many major currencies. This shows that anxiety is no longer limited to China or America's geopolitical rivals. It is spreading within the Western capital management system itself. The war with Iran makes the problem even more urgent. The total economic damage to America is already estimated at over $100 billion. The first six days alone cost over $11 billion, and daily costs are hovering around $1 billion. Rising fuel prices have already cost the average American family $338 this year, and by the end of 2026, this burden could approach $1,400. If inflation continues to rise, bondholders will face the risk of higher rates, falling bond prices, and weaker dollar yields. Russia is also helping expand yuan financing. It sold 10 billion yuan in bonds with a coupon above 7.6%. Banks purchased 41% of the offering, while retail investors purchased over 46%. This demonstrates that de-dollarization is already spreading to ordinary investment portfolios. The case for the yuan is also becoming stronger. Goldman Sachs believes the yuan is undervalued by 20%, while China's annual trade surplus is around $1 trillion, and high-tech exports grew by almost 40% in April. But the most immediate blow could come from Japan. Tokyo has spent a record $73 billion defending the yen, but it still remains around 160 to the dollar. With debt at around 250% of the size of the economy, Japan could be forced to sell US Treasuries en masse. This could drive up yields at a time when Washington is increasingly in need of buyers. #China #Japan #USDebt ________________________________________ Helpful videos: China has BANNED Banks from Trading in Dollars    • Китай ЗАПРЕТИЛ Банкам Торговать в Долларах...   Trump is FURIOUS: 150 countries refuse to pay!    • Трамп в ЯРОСТИ: 150 стран отказываются пла...   US is cornered: $25 billion debt auction fails    • США загнаны в угол: Провал аукциона долга ...   _______________________________________ *DISCLAIMER! I am not a financial advisor. The information contained in this video is not an advertisement and is for entertainment purposes only. Before investing, please consult with a licensed professional. Any stock purchases I show or discuss in the video should not be considered "investment advice." I am not responsible for any losses you may incur by investing and trading in the stock market in an attempt to mirror what I do.