Central banks are shifting reserves from bonds to gold, a trend that could affect rates and prices everywhere
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Dear Friend, |
Your mortgage rate, your car loan and your savings rest on one assumption: that the world keeps buying American debt. |
They stopped. |
China held $1.32 trillion of U.S. Treasury debt at the peak. Today, roughly $659 billion. An 18-year low. |
That money went into gold. |
Beijing's central bank has bought gold 20 months straight, its longest streak in a decade. Goldman Sachs ran the London flows and put China's real buying at 4.8 times the official figure. |
And the European Central Bank confirmed what has not been true in generations: gold has overtaken U.S. Treasury bonds as the world's #1 reserve asset. 27% gold. 22% our debt. |
The world's most conservative money is not hedging the dollar. It is leaving it. |
When foreign buyers stop absorbing our bonds, your rates rise and the interest bill eats the budget. You feel it at the pump and the grocery store. |
Washington's counterattack is already signed, funded and filed, with one small American gold company at the center of it. |
See Washington's counterattack here >> |
"The Buck Stops Here," |
Kelly Maguire |
Behind the Markets |
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