In recent years, the two largest foreign holders of U.S. Treasury bonds, Japan and China, have significantly reduced their positions. Since 2020, Japan has trimmed over 21% of its holdings, while China's reduction since 2013 stands at an extraordinary 44%. The trend has intensified recently, with Japan offloading $61 billion and China shedding $51.3 billion in U.S. debt over just three months.

What are the implications of this massive sell-off for the U.S. economy? This video dives into the effects on financial markets, the U.S. dollar, and the broader global economy. Could reduced demand for U.S. debt and rising interest rates trigger an economic collapse? We also examine how Donald Trump's return might shape these unfolding economic dynamics.

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