Is China Taking a Hammer to the U.S. Dollar?
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In this episode of Secret War on Cash, Dean Heskin, President & CEO of Swiss America, and co-host Chris Agelastos examine reports that China has instructed state-run banks to reduce exposure to U.S. Treasuries — formalizing a trend that has been building for years.
At the same time:
- The U.S. added $132 billion to the national debt in a single month
- Total national debt approaches historic levels
- The U.S. Dollar Index has weakened significantly
- BRICS nations continue diversifying reserves into gold
Even Wall Street voices, including the CEO of JP Morgan Chase, have warned that America’s borrowing trajectory is unsustainable.
Dean and Chris break down:- Why China’s Treasury reduction matters now more than ever
- How BRICS alignment changes the scale of de-dollarization
- Why this may not be a sudden collapse — but a steady erosion
- What “unsustainable” borrowing means in practical terms
- Why central banks are increasing gold reserves
- How dollar weakness impacts inflation and purchasing power
This episode explores the difference between panic and repositioning — and why sovereign-level capital movement tells a bigger story than headlines alone.
If global confidence in the dollar continues to erode, the implications could extend far beyond currency markets.
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- Why China’s Treasury reduction matters now more than ever
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