DOLLAR IN DANGER: China Dumps U.S. Treasuries—What Happens Next?

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China is quietly reducing its U.S. Treasury holdings while rotating reserves into gold and non-dollar assets. What does that mean for the dollar’s dominance, bond yields, inflation—and your mortgage and 401(k)? In this report, we break down the data, the motives behind Beijing’s move, and the knock-on effects for Washington, Wall Street, and Main Street.

What you’ll learn:
• Why China is cutting U.S. debt exposure and increasing gold reserves
• How secondary sanctions and BRICS trade shifts pressure the dollar system
• The bond market math: who buys Treasuries if foreign demand fades
• What higher yields could mean for rates, housing, and small businesses
• Europe/UK/Swiss franc rotation: diversification or de-risking?
• Market vs. economy: record S&P vs. slowing jobs and growth

Key questions for viewers:
– If foreign buyers keep stepping back, should the U.S. lean on banks/the Fed or accept higher yields?
– Is this a short-term portfolio shift—or a long, quiet de-dollarization?

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