Did you forget mentioning dumping of USD as well?Price of the Yuan has nothing to do with the amount of treasuries they're buying/selling.
Or are you picking and choosing why countries are doing what?
Did you forget mentioning dumping of USD as well?Price of the Yuan has nothing to do with the amount of treasuries they're buying/selling.
Wow looking all that USD dumping, even though price is higher than 4 years ago and well above 50% to range and presently in an uptrend since Dec'23:-
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Ok, my final comment as well ... WTF?The price of the USD has nothing to do with the reserve currencies a country holds.
The Saudis will still sell oil for dollars, just not exclusively. This seems to me to be an inevitable continuation, and perhaps an acceleration, of what has been taking place for sometime, viz., the U.S.D. sharing more and more of its reserve currency role with other currencies. The currencies that one likes to hold in foreign currency reserve accounts are those offering the best stability of purchasing power, the greatest liquidity, and backing by the strongest and most stable economies and governments. The tremendous liquidity, stability and availability of U.S. Treasury securities has certainly helped maintain the U.S.D's reserve status. Thus I hate to see those idiots in Washington fighting over complete nonsense, i.e., The "debt ceiling". This is an absurdity. (There are sound reasons Congress should tax more and create, in aggregate, correct size deficits. Playing their childish "debt ceiling " game is decidedly NOT helpful.)Oil supply isn't the concern with this story. All about the US dollar.
Read somewhere that the new BRICS+ currency will be ready in Oct.
If true, how much more US$ dumping will happen as those countries convert currency reserves (US$?) to the BRICS+ currency to purchase oil?
Quite a bit of US treasury dumping already but was that to purchase gold or preparation for the BRICS+ currency?
Has anyone actually seen this so called "50 year 'petro-dollar' agreement" or has such statement been made by any govt official of non-renewal?
%%Has anyone actually seen this so called "50 year 'petro-dollar' agreement" or has such statement been made by any govt official of non-renewal?
China has been dumping US dollars to buy gold. Russia is also, hoarding gold. They want their currencies backed with gold. I imagine that China's yuan backed with gold could be the next reserve currency. US sanctions have only hastened the fall of the dollar. Also, US sanctions have made other countries less likely to trust the US with their currency reserves considering how the US is confiscating Russian reserves in the US and Europe. Russia has retaliated by getting a court order to seize US and European assets in Russia to pay for the seized Russian assets. It is plain thievery of the US and NATO countries. BRICs is becoming stronger economically and pretty soon the US and the so called G7 will be on the outside looking in. Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries are also, joining BRICs.
IF a currency is backed by gold, then a holder of a currency has a right to demand for gold. Even the Swiss terminated in in 2000. Currency is relative and higher currency value will impact export.