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    Jolyon
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    China US Treasury holdings vs Canada

    @jolyon🇨🇳🇺🇸 China may have FAR more exposure to U.S. government debt than the headline numbers suggest. Officially, China's holdings dropped to $591 billion in August, their lowest level since 2008 and roughly half their 2019 level. But over that same period, Treasury holdings recorded in other financial centers have exploded... Canada's have climbed roughly 384% since 2019, while Belgium and Luxembourg, both major custodial hubs, reached record levels in August. So China's retreat from U.S. debt MAY be real, but the headline numbers might overstate just how far Beijing has actually moved away from the dollar. Source: FT / Writer: Samuel

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    China US Treasury holdings vs Canada

    Photo by @jolyon· Oct 28, 2026· Finance

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    The image focuses on Donald Trump, Xi Jinping, and an unnamed man, likely a politician or economist, set against national flags and cityscapes. A line graph displays US Treasury holdings by China and Canada from 2006 to 2026, with specific figures for China at $591B and Canada at $445B. The overall mood is dramatic and political, with a stylized, illustrative aesthetic. Visually notable elements include stacks of US Treasury bills at the bottom and cargo ships labeled "CHINA" and "CANADA" in the foreground. The on-screen text reads "US TREASURY HOLDINGS CHINA vs. CANADA".

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    Jolyon
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    💭Finance💭News
    China US Treasury holdings vs Canada

    @jolyon🇨🇳🇺🇸 China may have FAR more exposure to U.S. government debt than the headline numbers suggest. Officially, China's holdings dropped to $591 billion in August, their lowest level since 2008 and roughly half their 2019 level. But over that same period, Treasury holdings recorded in other financial centers have exploded... Canada's have climbed roughly 384% since 2019, while Belgium and Luxembourg, both major custodial hubs, reached record levels in August. So China's retreat from U.S. debt MAY be real, but the headline numbers might overstate just how far Beijing has actually moved away from the dollar. Source: FT / Writer: Samuel

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    China US Treasury holdings vs Canada

    Photo by @jolyon· Oct 28, 2026· Finance

    About this photo

    The image focuses on Donald Trump, Xi Jinping, and an unnamed man, likely a politician or economist, set against national flags and cityscapes. A line graph displays US Treasury holdings by China and Canada from 2006 to 2026, with specific figures for China at $591B and Canada at $445B. The overall mood is dramatic and political, with a stylized, illustrative aesthetic. Visually notable elements include stacks of US Treasury bills at the bottom and cargo ships labeled "CHINA" and "CANADA" in the foreground. The on-screen text reads "US TREASURY HOLDINGS CHINA vs. CANADA".

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