More comments on the jobs data and market moves but a different opinion on the USD
Marc Chanlder is with us today to share his opinions on the markets moves this week and the jobs data from this morning. As Marc outlines it’s still all about central bank policy especially from the Fed and ECB. When tying in currency moves and the US Dollar rebound he has a bit of a different outlook for the Dollar.
They hold what? 4 or 5% of the total? I kinda doubt it would make much of a difference. If price of treasuries dropped as a result of Chinese selling, Fed could print the money and buy them at a discount.
I BELIEVE CHINA HOLDS OVER $ I trillion
but I don’t believe they would dump them all at once. They have been purchasing them primarily to keep the RMB lower and increase exports, but if the US stops or slows imports from China, AND China is importing soybeans and corm from the U.S., it would not make sense to dump all US treasuries right now.
I would expect them to be sold at a rate that generates dollars as needed for grain imports. I do expect grain imports to be higher than most expect, because of bad weather in China+ wheat mold + locusts.
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Most of US debt not held by the Fed, is held by China.
It seems to me as relations between the US and China deteriorate, it seems to me that China will decrease their holdings of US debt. This should cause further decline in the U.S. dollar.
https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1199833.shtml