China continues to reduce its holdings of 409.1 billion U.S. debt, and the U.S. economy may go into recession, with billions of dollars evaporated
On June 13, US bonds and US stocks continued their decline. The sharp rise in short-term US Treasury bond interest rates made the key yield of US bonds close to upside down again. Previously, the CPI in May, which was newly announced on June 10, has accelerated to 8.6%, rising to the highest level since 1981. It has risen for 24 consecutive months without providing any breathing space. This shows that the theory of inflation peaking and the temporary theory are wrong.
