Скачать или смотреть How Freezing Russia’s $300 Billion Quietly Broke the U.S. Treasury Market

In April 2024, the G7 made a decision that barely made headlines but may reshape global finance for decades. Instead of returning Russia’s frozen central bank reserves, Western governments chose to redirect the interest generated by those assets to fund Ukraine. On the surface, it looked like a limited and creative solution. Beneath the surface, it sent a powerful signal to every central bank in the world.

This video explains how freezing and then using Russia’s reserves triggered a quiet but historic shift. Central banks began asking a dangerous question: if it can happen to Russia, can it happen to anyone? The answer reshaped global reserve strategy. Since that decision, foreign governments have steadily reduced their exposure to U.S. Treasury bonds, while the Federal Reserve has increasingly stepped in as buyer of last resort.

We break down how the U.S. Treasury market works, why trust is its foundation, and what happens when that trust begins to erode. Using publicly available data and historical comparisons, this documentary explores why gold buying has surged, why major economies are diversifying away from dollar assets, and how long-term consequences may unfold over the next 15 to 20 years.

This is not a prediction of overnight collapse. It is an explanation of slow erosion, structural risk, and the hidden cost of weaponizing finance. Understanding this shift is critical for anyone trying to understand the future of the dollar, global power, and the financial system we all rely on.

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