Foreigners are dumping U.S. debt at a record pace National debt poised to become a major crisis

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Foreigners Are Dumping U.S. Debt At A Record Pace And Our $20 Trillion National Debt Is Poised To Become A Major Crisis
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This has been in the works for a long time, the only reason it hasn't fallen through yet is because they keep putting band aids on the wound...
 
Foreigners Are Dumping U.S. Debt At A Record Pace And Our $20 Trillion National Debt Is Poised To Become A Major Crisis
This has been in the works for a long time, the only reason it hasn't fallen through yet is because they keep putting band aids on the wound...
The main reason we have not yet seen hyperinflation is due to the global trade markets using mostly US dollars thanks to the petroleum industry.

Many call the US dollar 'Petro dollars' for good reason. Our currency is in effect backed by oil instead of gold.
 
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This is an ad for gold.

The right wing sites and conservative talk radio are full of 'em.

They want you to buy their gold coins for vastly inflated (ironically) fees.

They want to scare you.

It's not real.
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Oh it is not, it's an ad for gold to you because you are fkn liberal
 
This is an ad for gold. The right wing sites and conservative talk radio are full of 'em. They want you to buy their gold coins for vastly inflated (ironically) fees. They want to scare you. It's not real..
Oh it is not, it's an ad for gold to you because you are fkn liberal
Look along near the top of the page that you linked, at the green buttons.

The second one in, between the "Home" button and the "Silver Coins" button, is a "Gold Coins" button.

Can you really not tell the difference between an ad and a "news story"? Has it really come to this?
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This is an ad for gold. The right wing sites and conservative talk radio are full of 'em. They want you to buy their gold coins for vastly inflated (ironically) fees. They want to scare you. It's not real..
Oh it is not, it's an ad for gold to you because you are fkn liberal
Look along near the top of the page that you linked, at the green buttons.

The second one in, between the "Home" button and the "Silver Coins" button, is a "Gold Coins" button.

Can you really not tell the difference between an ad and a "news story"? Has it really come to this?
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It's a gawd damn blog libby. Deal with it , it's called advertising something google does all over the internet.

China Dumps Treasuries: Foreign Central Banks Liquidate A Record $403 Billion In US Paper

China Dumps Treasuries: Foreign Central Banks Liquidate A Record $403 Billion In US Paper | Zero Hedge
 
This is an ad for gold. The right wing sites and conservative talk radio are full of 'em. They want you to buy their gold coins for vastly inflated (ironically) fees. They want to scare you. It's not real..
Oh it is not, it's an ad for gold to you because you are fkn liberal
Look along near the top of the page that you linked, at the green buttons.

The second one in, between the "Home" button and the "Silver Coins" button, is a "Gold Coins" button.

Can you really not tell the difference between an ad and a "news story"? Has it really come to this?
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It's a gawd damn blog libby. Deal with it , it's called advertising something google does all over the internet.

China Dumps Treasuries: Foreign Central Banks Liquidate A Record $403 Billion In US Paper

China Dumps Treasuries: Foreign Central Banks Liquidate A Record $403 Billion In US Paper | Zero Hedge
China has sold a lot of US Treasuries, and Russia & Japan are buying them up. China's currency is in trouble and they're reacting, but they're finding buyers and rates aren't exploding:

Japan dethrones China as largest US debt holder

Economists say they expect China to continue to reduce its holdings of U.S. government debt, considered as the most liquid dollar assets, to help defend the yuan, but a big sell-off looks unlikely.The yuan fell to its weakest level against the U.S. dollar in more than eight years on Thursday, after the Federal Reserve's rate rise and outlook.

"China has been consciously cutting its holdings of U.S. Treasuries, to defend the yuan, and it's hard to stop this trend," said Zhou Hao, Singapore-based economist with Commerzbank.


But keep swallowing what they're selling you, I'm sure they appreciate it.
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China has been dumping for awhile.........Someone is buying though ....According to CNBC.......
 
This is an ad for gold. The right wing sites and conservative talk radio are full of 'em. They want you to buy their gold coins for vastly inflated (ironically) fees. They want to scare you. It's not real..
Oh it is not, it's an ad for gold to you because you are fkn liberal
Look along near the top of the page that you linked, at the green buttons.

The second one in, between the "Home" button and the "Silver Coins" button, is a "Gold Coins" button.

Can you really not tell the difference between an ad and a "news story"? Has it really come to this?
.

It's a gawd damn blog libby. Deal with it , it's called advertising something google does all over the internet.

China Dumps Treasuries: Foreign Central Banks Liquidate A Record $403 Billion In US Paper

China Dumps Treasuries: Foreign Central Banks Liquidate A Record $403 Billion In US Paper | Zero Hedge
China has sold a lot of US Treasuries, and Russia & Japan are buying them up. China's currency is in trouble and they're reacting, but they're finding buyers and rates aren't exploding:

Japan dethrones China as largest US debt holder

Economists say they expect China to continue to reduce its holdings of U.S. government debt, considered as the most liquid dollar assets, to help defend the yuan, but a big sell-off looks unlikely.The yuan fell to its weakest level against the U.S. dollar in more than eight years on Thursday, after the Federal Reserve's rate rise and outlook.

"China has been consciously cutting its holdings of U.S. Treasuries, to defend the yuan, and it's hard to stop this trend," said Zhou Hao, Singapore-based economist with Commerzbank.


But keep swallowing what they're selling you, I'm sure they appreciate it.
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Two observations; China still has an asset inflation problem similar to what the US had in 2008. They can gear down in a more controlled way than the US or Europe. Also, with interest rates obviously looking to go up, now is the time to sell.
 
This is an ad for gold. The right wing sites and conservative talk radio are full of 'em. They want you to buy their gold coins for vastly inflated (ironically) fees. They want to scare you. It's not real..
Oh it is not, it's an ad for gold to you because you are fkn liberal
Look along near the top of the page that you linked, at the green buttons.

The second one in, between the "Home" button and the "Silver Coins" button, is a "Gold Coins" button.

Can you really not tell the difference between an ad and a "news story"? Has it really come to this?
.

It's a gawd damn blog libby. Deal with it , it's called advertising something google does all over the internet.

China Dumps Treasuries: Foreign Central Banks Liquidate A Record $403 Billion In US Paper

China Dumps Treasuries: Foreign Central Banks Liquidate A Record $403 Billion In US Paper | Zero Hedge
China has sold a lot of US Treasuries, and Russia & Japan are buying them up. China's currency is in trouble and they're reacting, but they're finding buyers and rates aren't exploding:

Japan dethrones China as largest US debt holder

Economists say they expect China to continue to reduce its holdings of U.S. government debt, considered as the most liquid dollar assets, to help defend the yuan, but a big sell-off looks unlikely.The yuan fell to its weakest level against the U.S. dollar in more than eight years on Thursday, after the Federal Reserve's rate rise and outlook.

"China has been consciously cutting its holdings of U.S. Treasuries, to defend the yuan, and it's hard to stop this trend," said Zhou Hao, Singapore-based economist with Commerzbank.


But keep swallowing what they're selling you, I'm sure they appreciate it.
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Two observations; China still has an asset inflation problem similar to what the US had in 2008. They can gear down in a more controlled way than the US or Europe. Also, with interest rates obviously looking to go up, now is the time to sell.
I think that's true overall, but this hysteria being pushed is for selling gold coins to the terrified.

The 10-year has stabilized somewhat, but this could just be a pause. I wouldn't be long bonds, for sure.
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Foreigners are dumping U.S. debt at a record pace National debt poised to become a major crisis

Not if Texas and other sun-soaked states start cogenerating oil/solar thermal steam turbines to sell energy to other countries. What does the US have that China and Russia don't have so much? Solar radiation in spades. (replace the word "photovoltaic" with "solar fresnel")

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Foreigners Are Dumping U.S. Debt At A Record Pace And Our $20 Trillion National Debt Is Poised To Become A Major Crisis
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This has been in the works for a long time, the only reason it hasn't fallen through yet is because they keep putting band aids on the wound...
Why can we still afford a War on Drugs?


Because the liberals are dumb enough to keep enforcing and the taxes pay for it, the people's taxes.
As long as the little police dept.s keep claiming they need Federal funding to combat the drug wars those police depts/DEA continue to get funding for it. Now who do you think pays for that bs.
 
The United States ran a $161,025,400,000 merchandise trade deficit with China through the first six months of 2016 (Janaury through June), according to data released today by the U.S. Census Bureau today.
That deficit with China was by far the largest the U.S. accumulated with any country in the first half of the year.

According to the Census Bureau, the second largest merchandise trade deficit in the first six months of 2016 was with Japan ($33,699,300,000), the third largest was with Germany ($32,459,900,000), the fourth largest was with Mexico ($31,571,300,000) and the fifth largest was with Ireland ($16,868,100,000).

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