🚨 India Dumps $50B in U.S. Treasuries — Strategic Shift or De-Dollarization?

Описание: 🚨 India Dumps $50B in U.S. Treasuries — Strategic Shift or De-Dollarization?
Why did India sell U.S. Treasuries?
India has just sold over $50 billion worth of U.S. Treasury bonds, cutting its holdings by more than 21% in a single year — the sharpest drop in years.

What makes this move critical is timing.
U.S. yields were above 4%, yet India chose to exit — signaling strategy, not desperation.

Analysts say the Reserve Bank of India is rebalancing forex reserves, reducing dollar exposure amid currency volatility, geopolitical risk, and the dollar’s weakest performance in nearly eight years.

So where did the money go?
➡️ Gold and non-dollar assets.
India’s gold reserves now sit near 880 tonnes, reflecting a broader global shift — especially among BRICS nations — away from dollar dependence.

This isn’t panic.
It’s positioning for a multipolar monetary world.

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