游戏结束，中国减持外汇资产，纳瓦罗很生气：美国一粒大豆也不卖

Group 1 - China reduced its holdings of US Treasury bonds by $6.1 billion in November, bringing the total to approximately $680 billion, while global holdings reached a record high of over $9.36 trillion [1][8] - The reduction in US Treasury holdings by China is a strategic adjustment focused on foreign exchange reserve security and long-term planning, rather than an emotional reaction or a complete economic decoupling from the US [1][4] - China's foreign exchange reserves are intended to support economic security, emphasizing stability and diversification rather than seeking short-term high returns [4][6] Group 2 - The US debt has surpassed $30 trillion, with interest payments consuming significant fiscal resources, leading to concerns about the sustainability of holding excessive US debt due to increased uncertainty [4][6] - The use of the dollar as a geopolitical tool by the US has prompted countries, including China, to reduce their reliance on dollar-denominated assets to mitigate financial risks [6][31] - China has been increasing its gold reserves, reaching 7.415 million ounces by the end of December 2025, as part of a strategy to enhance the resilience of its foreign exchange reserves [6][8] Group 3 - Japan increased its US Treasury holdings by $2.6 billion to $1.2 trillion, driven by currency management, yield supplementation, and strategic considerations related to US military presence [12] - The UK also increased its holdings by $10.6 billion to $888.5 billion, focusing on maintaining its financial center status and risk hedging [14][16] - Other countries like Canada and Norway have increased their US Treasury holdings for short-term liquidity management and strategic balance, reflecting diverse motivations behind these decisions [16][18] Group 4 - The ongoing reduction of US Treasury holdings by China has sparked political reactions in the US, particularly from figures like Navarro, who express concerns over the implications for US financial stability [22][24] - The US agricultural sector's dependence on China for soybean exports highlights the potential economic repercussions of trade threats, suggesting that such measures may harm US interests more than intended [26][28] - The global increase in US Treasury holdings, while appearing as an endorsement of the dollar, reflects a lack of alternatives in the current economic landscape, with countries exploring diversified asset allocations as a challenge to US financial dominance [31][33]