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A major global financial shift is underway as Asia begins walking away from USD-denominated borrowing, signaling a massive change in international lending and dollar demand. At the same time, Bessent responds with a bold new call on U.S. debt—warning Washington of what comes next.

In today’s breaking U.S. and world economic news, several Asian markets are reducing their reliance on dollar-based borrowing, accelerating the global move toward de-dollarization. As this trend deepens, Bessent argues the U.S. must confront its growing debt challenges or face serious long-term consequences. We break down why Asia is distancing itself from USD loans, how this affects U.S. financial power, and what Bessent’s bold warning means for policymakers and markets.

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