tyb
bringing forward from last bread.
very important.
o7
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>>24516313 lb…
notable
they are going to try to collapse the dollar.
A aggressive move by the central banksters
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🇯🇵 BANK OF JAPAN JUST DUMPED ¥330.8 BILLION IN U.S. TREASURIES
THIS IS THE BIGGEST SINGLE LIQUIDATION IN THE LAST 31 YEARS
THE LAST TIME THEY DUMPED U.S. ASSETS, STOCKS DROPPED -15% IN JUST A FEW WEEKS
SOMETHING VERY BAD IS COMING ON MONDAY…
https://x.com/John_F_kJr/status/2045725313678672106?s=20
you could be right.
it now sounds like fear porn according to brave a.i leo…
There is no verified evidence that the Bank of Japan (BOJ) or the Japanese government has sold ¥330.8 billion (approximately $2.3 billion) in U.S. Treasuries in a single transaction as claimed by recent social media posts.
Fact Check: Snopes and other sources have identified claims that Japan threatened to dump billions of U.S. Treasuries in March 2025 as false, noting that the Japanese Finance Ministry issued no such announcements and that official data contradicts the narrative of a massive, coordinated government sell-off.
Actual Data: While private Japanese investors (such as banks and pension funds) have sold portions of their U.S. Treasury holdings—specifically Norinchukin Bank, which sold roughly $63 billion in government bonds by early 2025—these actions were driven by balance sheet management and portfolio rebalancing, not a central bank directive.
Recent Trends: Data from the U.S. Treasury Department indicates that while foreign entities sold Treasuries in late 2024, Japan actually purchased bonds in January 2025, and recent sales by Japanese entities have been part of gradual rebalancing rather than a sudden, singular liquidation event.
The specific claim of a ¥330.8 billion single-transaction dump by the Bank of Japan appears to be misinformation or a conflation of private sector activity with government policy.
torfag is boring, always wrong and constantly promoting claim of life.
its a straight filter for that retard for this anon
bombable..
ebil quads chek'ed
>Sadly people have been conditioned to accept this as ‘our new normal’.
erm, pretty much a daily occurrence.
since when and why would anyone take the ethopians word for anything.