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To: ralfph who wrote (311867)	10/11/2025 12:27:18 PM
From: flashforward2009	3 Recommendations Recommended By onepath ralfph trade15 Respond to of 312311

Rebalancing or adjusting for changing times. " 2017 to January 2021. During that single term, the U.S. national debt increased by approximately $8.18 trillion, a 40.43% rise. There is no second term debt data for Trump yet, as his current presidency began in January 2025" When the stats do come out for his current term it isn't going to help the USD. I don't think there are any rabbits left in the hat, the USD is going down and the US consumer economy with it, how long can they keep the cows from coming home? The New York Fed's custody data shows a steady decline in Treasuries held by foreign central banks, falling to $2.88 trillion in June 2025—the lowest since January and down $90 billion since March. This trend suggests a reallocation away from U.S. assets, possibly due to concerns over sanctions, asset freezes, and geopolitical risks." The Federal Government Has Borrowed Trillions. Who Owns All that Debt?