🚨 Will China cause the global market to collapse next week? $XAU
Claims are circulating that China is aggressively divesting foreign assets and that this could trigger a financial crisis.
Let's look at the key points:
📉 U.S. Treasury bond holdings
China holds about $683B in Treasuries, one of the lowest levels since 2008.
It is true that it has reduced exposure in recent years.
But this has been a gradual and structural process, not a sudden event.
🥇 Where is the capital going?
The People's Bank of China has increased its gold reserves for over a year consecutively.
$BANK China reports around 74 million ounces in official reserves.
Diversifying reserves from U.S. bonds to gold is a classic strategy for reducing geopolitical and currency risk.
🌍 BRICS Context
Some countries in the BRICS bloc have also reduced dependence on the dollar in bilateral trade and reserves.
That reflects a trend of financial multipolarity, not necessarily an immediate signal of collapse.
Is this “crisis territory”?
A global collapse would require:
• Massive and disorderly selling
• Lack of buyers
• Severe dislocation in the bond market
Today, the Treasury market remains the most liquid in the world.
Reductions have been absorbed by other institutional buyers.
$TAO 📊 What is really happening
We are seeing:
• Strategic rebalancing of reserves
• Accumulation of gold as a neutral asset
• Adjustment in geoeconomic alliances
This is a reconfiguration of the system, not necessarily an immediate implosion.
💡 Strategic Conclusion
The world is indeed changing.
Global capital flows are evolving.
Financial hegemony is being gradually challenged.
But differentiating between structural transformation and imminent collapse is key to not operating from panic.
Plan with data, not with fear.
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