中国抛售413亿美债，逼出背后最大接盘侠，竟不是日本和英国

Group 1 - China has sold 41.3 billion USD in US Treasury bonds, which has drawn global attention amid a trend of countries reducing their holdings of US debt [1][16] - In February and April, China sold 18.6 billion and 22.7 billion USD in US Treasury bonds respectively, significantly impacting the US economy [3] - Japan and the UK, in contrast, have increased their holdings of US Treasury bonds, purchasing 700 billion and 1.16 trillion USD respectively, indicating their confidence in the US economy [3][9] Group 2 - The actions of Japan and the UK raise questions about who can support the US if these countries are unable to take on more US debt [4] - Other countries are also losing confidence in US Treasury bonds, contributing to a broader trend of selling [7] - The Federal Reserve's strategy of raising interest rates to combat rising debt and inflation has not resolved the underlying issues, leading to a cycle of increasing debt [12][13] Group 3 - China is increasing its gold reserves, having purchased 2,245 tons this year, reflecting concerns about the current economic situation and a preference for gold as a more reliable store of value [10] - The decline in international confidence in US Treasury bonds poses challenges for the recovery of the US economy, despite domestic demand for government bonds [12][14] - The current economic dynamics suggest that the future of the global economy will depend on cooperation and trust among nations rather than the dominance of a single power [16]