Japan overtakes China as the largest foreign holder of US debt

[Beidou2020]

Well you maybe right, but then again your CCP elites don't think so. They have a different way of thinking from you as a common citizen. Truth is that, elites all over the world have different interests than those of their people, so they will do what is best for them first and foremost than what is best for the country/common people as a whole. So no china's CCP won't stop buying U.S bonds/borrowing to the U.S.



Don't mind them bro. Some ultra nationalists always have a radical way of thinking. China won't stop buying U.S bonds, I'm sure the CCP knows better than its ultra nationalistic people.

Yea that's why Japan just displaced China as the biggest treasury holder

China is starting to reduce its holdings as it transfers its dollar to Chinese corporations to buy up the world.

China, as the country that runs the world economy, has been on a global buying spree of all kinds of strategic assets from energy, metals, technology, you name it.

 

[mike2000 is back]

Yea that's why Japan just displaced China as the biggest treasury holder

China is starting to reduce its holdings as it transfers its dollar to Chinese corporations to buy up the world.

China, as the country that runs the world economy, has been on a global buying spree of all kinds of strategic assets from energy, metals, technology, you name it.

'JUST' displaced. Good you used that word. what made China buying U.S bonds more than any country on planet earth by far all this while? Its not the U.S is forcing China to do so.lool As i said, you common people hould tone down your rhetoric, your(just like every) elite will keep doing what they think is good for them and then the country. So no, they wont stop buying U.S bonds, if they wnated to do that they would have done it LONG TIME AGO. They can even do it now, why do you think they dont just sel All of them today and buy assets etc as you said?

Things are never as easy as ABC, there is always more involved. So chill, lets meet here next year and see if China would have sold all its holdings in the U.S, would we?

 

[Beidou2020]

'JUST' displaced. Good you used that word. what made China buying U.S bonds more than any country on planet earth by far all this while? Its not the U.S is forcing China to do so.lool As i said, you common people hould tone down your rhetoric, your(just like every) elite will keep doing what they think is good for them and then the country. So no, they wont stop buying U.S bonds, if they wnated to do that they would have done it LONG TIME AGO. They can even do it now, why do you think they dont just sel All of them today and buy assets etc as you said?

Things are never as easy as ABC, there is always more involved. So chill, lets meet here next year and see if China would have sold all its holdings in the U.S, would we?

Yes, I believe this time next year China's holdings of that garbage will be lower, significantly lower. The trend has begun.

One reason is loosening up the dollar-yuan peg which will mean less dollars are bought by the PBOC to keep the peg and thus have less dollars to buy that garbage.

China will accelerate the speed of yuan internationalisation over the next 12 months.

You will be wrong (as usual) and I will be right (as usual)

 

[mike2000 is back]

Yes, I believe this time next year China's holdings of that garbage will be lower, significantly lower. The trend has begun.

One reason is loosening up the dollar-yuan peg which will mean less dollars are bought by the PBOC to keep the peg and thus have less dollars to buy that garbage.

China will accelerate the speed of yuan internationalisation over the next 12 months.

You will be wrong (as usual) and I will be right (as usual)

I dont know how i have been wrong(as usual), and you right(as usual).lool
Anyway lets see how things unfold nxt year. Will be funny to see the opposite of what you said might happen.

If i was China i will just sell ALL my holdings today as you said, dont know what is holding the CCP from doing so.

 

[Zero_wing]

Thank god

 

[somsak]

is Yuan going to rise w.r.t. US dollar? Let speculate Yuan then

 

[Established_1965]

Japan has $1.2 Trillion in pension funds, and another $1.3 Trillion in Foreign Reserves. Combined around $2.5 Trillion. Japan is pretty much insulated, and our national debt is domestically owned.







Same with Japan. Notice how the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd largest economies in the world are inter-linked.




Why are you ranting about Singapore? Singapore's economy is not even equivalent to Aichi Prefecture, lol.

As for Lee Kuan Yew, the man is dead. Let the dead rest in peace.

Ignore the troll

 

[Aepsilons]

Ignore the troll

A wise advice. Thank you.

 

[Suekoy]

WELL DONE!!!