China and Japan are ditching US Treasuries like never before. In the third quarter of 2024, Japan sold a staggering $61.9 billion of US government debt—the biggest quarterly sale on record. This came right after they offloaded $40.5 billion in the second quarter. Not to be left out, China dumped $51.3 billion in the same […]
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By offloading US treasuries and increasing its gold reserves, China aims to shield its economy from potential US economic sanctions and maintain financial stability. This historic move, the largest sell-off initiated by China, coincides with a broader trend of BRICS countries offloading US treasuries since 2022. This move is seen as an attempt to diversify
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According to Ing, the biggest global economic threat is growing debt problems in the U.S. Since 08 the supply of Treasuries has risen 5X to more than $25 trillion. One of Toronto’s oldest boutique investment firms is warning investors that gold could be a good asset to own as the world faces significant threats in
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Gold prices continued to shrug off rising rate hike expectations and skyrocketing Treasury yields as they remain near $2000 per ounce, and while silver’s low prices supported coin sales, the precious metal remains oversold, according to analysts at Heraeus. US Mint silver American Eagles “Cumulative sales year-to-date (including the first two weeks of October) were
Chinese investors sold $21.2 billion in US equities and Treasuries, the US Treasury said Wednesday. Chinese investors sold an all-time record $5.1 billion of US stocks that month. The onshore yuan had weakened against the dollar to its lowest point since November in August. Chinese investors offloaded $21.2 billion of US assets in the month
