China’s holdings of US government bonds dropped -$6.1 BILLION in November, to $682.6 billion, the lowest since the Financial Crisis.
Since the 2013 peak, the country's holdings have fallen -$634.1 BILLION.
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China’s holdings of US government bonds dropped -$6.1 BILLION in November, to $682.6 billion, the lowest since the Financial Crisis.
Since the 2013 peak, the country's holdings have fallen -$634.1 BILLION.
Doesn't seem like "dumping": just same gradual slow reduction
Seguro que le cogió el gusto a la píldora naranja y la prefieren más que el dolar o brics le lavo la cabeza 🤔😂
Who would want to be left holding these worthless paper promissory notes of a dying empire?
@Cje95
Britain and Japan are monetarily and militarily subservient tribute states to the dying US military industrial combine.
Considering China had shown no sort of stability for their currency and have zero projection power…. That’s China trying to dig out of its second catastrophic building collapse in what 5 years? That’s what 25-30% of their GDP
Yuan has been more stable than USD decades.
Chinese military capacity is growing at a rate that alarms all honest US military experts.
While China does not have the direct experience of military aggression that the USA has, its military hardware is fast approaching and will soon eclipse US in most areas.
Housing collapse cost US hedge funds mostly.
$1.2 annual trade SURPLUS beats US decades of fiscal and trade deficits.
USA is nearly insolvent.
Nobody wants USTs.