🚨 Is China About to Shake the Global Markets? 🌍💣
Big money is moving… and when giants move, the ground shakes.
China is aggressively reducing its exposure to foreign assets — especially U.S. Treasuries. Holdings have dropped to around $683B, the lowest level since the 2008 financial crisis. That’s not a random adjustment — that’s a strategic shift.
Between January and November 2025 alone, China reportedly offloaded $115B worth of Treasuries — over 14% in just 11 months.
So the real question is:
💰 Where Is the Money Going?
➡️ Gold. And not slowly.
The People’s Bank of China has been buying gold for 15 consecutive months.
Official reserves now stand at 74.19 million ounces, valued near $370B.
But here’s where it gets interesting…
Some analysts believe the real number could be significantly higher when factoring in off-balance-sheet accumulation via the State Administration of Foreign Exchange.
If that’s true, China could quietly be the second-largest gold holder in the world, just behind the United States.
And they’re not alone.
Several BRICS nations are also rotating away from U.S. debt. This isn’t routine portfolio rebalancing.
This is a shift in global trust.
When gold pushed above $5,500 earlier this year, it wasn’t hype.
It was capital repricing risk, currency stability, and geopolitical power.
This could mark one of the largest global capital rotations since the Cold War era.
⚠️ If you hold stocks, crypto, bonds, or commodities — understand this:
When sovereign giants reposition, volatility follows.
I’ve spent over a decade studying macro cycles and market psychology. Major tops and bottoms don’t happen randomly — they happen when liquidity shifts.
My next positioning move?
I’ll share it here.
Follow closely. Turn notifications on.
Because when the next wave hits, most people won’t see it coming.
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