THE "QUIET EXIT": Did India Just Unwind $50 Billion in U.S. Treasuries?

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THE "QUIET EXIT": Did India Just Unwind $50 Billion in U.S. Treasuries?

In this video, we analyze newly released Treasury International Capital (TIC) data showing that India has unwound over $50 billion in U.S. Treasury holdings in just one year — the largest sustained reduction in its history.
This isn’t panic selling.
It’s strategic de-risking.
India, the fastest-growing major economy on earth, is voluntarily selling high-yield U.S. debt while sitting on record foreign exchange reserves. That alone tells you this is not about liquidity — it’s about sovereignty.

We break down:
What the TIC data actually reveals about India’s exit
Why selling Treasuries at 4–5% yields is a geopolitical signal
How the freezing of Russian reserves changed central-bank behavior
Why U.S. debt is no longer considered “risk-free” by neutral nations
Where India redirected the capital (hint: physical gold, not paper assets)
Why gold repatriation from London to Mumbai matters
How this weakens long-term demand for U.S. Treasuries
What this means for the dollar, sanctions, and global finance

This is not a theory.
It is balance-sheet reality.
When real money leaves and leveraged proxies replace it, stability becomes fragile. What looks calm on the surface hides growing structural risk underneath.

⚠️ Disclaimer:
This video is for educational and informational purposes only.
Nothing here constitutes financial, investment, or legal advice.
All analysis is based on publicly available data, historical precedent, and macroeconomic interpretation.

📌 Key Question:
If China sold loudly… and India exited quietly…
who is really holding U.S. debt now?

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