Japan and China have sold off $113 billion in U.S. Treasury securities just before Trump's 2024 election victory, raising concerns about the U.S. economy. Japan's record $61.9 billion sale appears linked to funding domestic stimulus, while China's $51.3 billion reduction reflects strategic moves to protect the yuan amid trade tensions. This significant sell-off could increase U.S. borrowing costs and affect dollar value. The timing, just before Trump's win and his promise of new Chinese tariffs, highlights the complex relationship between these economic powers and potential challenges for the incoming administration.

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