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The Yuan Is Changing How Countries Borrow | China Debt Boom Explained (2025)
In this documentary, we explore how the Chinese yuan (RMB) is quietly reshaping the global financial system and becoming a major funding currency in world markets. As yuan‑denominated debt and overseas lending surge in 2025, the implications for the U.S. dollar, global debt markets, and your retirement planning are significant. Let me take you through five real signals from this evolving crisis—and explain what Wall Street doesn’t want you to overlook.

From record offshore issuance of yuan bonds to borrowing shifts in countries like Indonesia, Kenya, and Kazakhstan, this video reveals the forces driving the yuan’s rise and what it means for the stability of the dollar, international borrowing costs, and the future of global reserve currencies.
We break down complex economics into clear insights you can actually use.

In this video we cover:
• Why the yuan’s growth matters for international debt markets
• How cheaper yuan loans are attracting global borrowers
• The role of China’s Belt and Road Initiative in expanding influence
• The limits of yuan internationalization and why it’s still not replacing the dollar
• What this means for the U.S., investors, retirees, and the global economy

Whether you’re a retiree worried about financial risk or a curious investor tracking long‑term trends, this deep dive offers clarity and urgency on a topic that could affect global markets for years to come.


Sources & Reference:
• Reuters — Debt boom signals yuan’s arrival as a funding currency (Dec 19, 2025) — a detailed look at record debt issuance and overseas lending trends.

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