🇨🇳 CHINA – The Rise, The Rules, The Redline| Part 2

Protecting the strength of the dollar is crucial for the U.S. to remain the world’s top power.
That means two things: keeping global demand for dollars high and continuing to sell U.S. Treasury bonds like hotcakes.
However, one of America’s biggest bond buyers and creditors is China and It is also the least friendly lenders.
Now, with tariffs rising and tensions escalating, Beijing is quietly flexing a financial threat:
“Push us too far, and we might just start dumping your debt.”
If they follow through, interest rates in the U.S. could spike. Borrowing would become more expensive.
The economy would take a hit. Wall Street would panic, and someone at the Federal Reserve would start sweating hard.
But if China sells too much, too fast, they hurt themselves.
Their reserves would lose value, their currency could come under pressure, and international investors might rush for the exits.
It’s equivalent of setting your enemy’s house on fire while standing in the guest room. So, China is most likely not going to do it — unless they’re pushed into a corner.
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