Japan's $1.1 Trillion Treasury DUMP Just Triggered

Описание: $1.1 trillion. That's Japan's position in US Treasury securities—the largest foreign holder.

According to Treasury International Capital data, that position appears to be declining. The selling coincides with yen weakness and apparent currency intervention operations.

When the largest foreign creditor becomes a seller rather than buyer, the supply-demand balance in the world's most important bond market shifts.

In this video, The Silent Economy analyzes:

📊 How foreign Treasury holdings function
📊 China 2015-16 — The $200 billion reduction
📊 2022-Present — Coordinated foreign selling
📊 1998 — Japanese banking stress and Treasury dynamics
📊 Current Japanese position and apparent motivations
📊 Range of potential market implications
📊 What the data shows vs. what remains uncertain

This is documented Treasury Department data and historical pattern analysis—not prediction.

⚠️ DISCLAIMER: Educational purposes only. Not financial advice. Analysis based on Treasury TIC reports, Bank of Japan communications, and Federal Reserve data. Markets are complex; outcomes are uncertain. Consult qualified professionals for investment decisions.

📂 SOURCES: Treasury International Capital Reports • Bank of Japan • Japanese Ministry of Finance • Federal Reserve Data • IMF Research

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