How to Protect Yourself – And Even Profit – if Foreign Creditors “Strike” U.S. Treasuries
Posted on April 07, 2010 at 06:00 AM EDT
The odds are good that China won't dump its holdings of U.S. Treasuries anytime soon. But by substantially reducing its purchases of U.S. debt - or halting them completely in the form of a buyers' strike - the Red Dragon could absolutely shatter the myth that it is the U.S. Federal Reserve that controls U.S. interest rates. And that could also crater the bond market in the process. To find out how you could protect yourself if foreign creditors ditch the dollar read on...
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