Tokyo and Beijing sell US bonds
Global markets are witnessing a financial earthquake that threatens to redraw the map of global influence. China and Japan have begun selling American bonds in record numbers, reflecting a decline in confidence in the dollar-based single-polar financial system. Major countries have shifted from holding bonds to buying gold as a safe haven, indicating the start of a multipolar financial system. Simultaneously, the balance of diplomatic power is changing, with increased cooperation between countries like Japan and Iran to safeguard their interests. Meanwhile, the economic and political strength of the United States is eroding, signaling the possible end of American dominance.
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