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China warning about US debt risk is more than headline noise—it hits the core of the dollar system and Treasury demand. In this video, we explain why the USD and Treasuries can fall together when confidence, funding, and auction dynamics shift. You’ll learn how heavy refinancing needs, weaker bid-to-cover, rising term premium, and global reserve behavior can pressure bonds—while currency flows react to risk sentiment and relative growth expectations. We also map the key levels for DXY and 10Y yields, show what to watch in upcoming auctions, and connect the chain reaction to gold, silver, and broader risk assets. *Timelapse (26:16)* 00:00 Hook: why USD + Treasuries are both sliding 01:40 What “US debt risk” really means 04:20 Bond auctions, bid-to-cover, and demand 07:30 Term premium & why yields can jump fast 10:10 Dollar dynamics: risk flows vs rate spreads 13:10 Funding stress signals (repo, liquidity) 16:20 Scenario map: soft-landing vs stress spike 19:30 What this means for gold & silver 22:40 Key levels: DXY, 10Y, and triggers 25:10 Wrap-up + what to monitor next week *Hashtags* #China #USD #DollarIndex #Treasuries #BondMarket #UST10Y #DebtCrisis #Macro #Liquidity #RepoMarket #YieldCurve #RiskOff #Gold #Silver #Inflation #CentralBanks #FX #MarketUpdate #Geopolitics #FinancialMarkets *Keywords* china raises us debt risk, dollar falling, treasuries falling, US debt rollover, treasury auctions, bid to cover ratio, term premium rising, 10 year yield analysis, dxy outlook, funding market stress, repo rates, liquidity squeeze, risk sentiment shift, fx market moves, central bank reserves, bond vigilantes, gold reaction to yields, silver reaction to dollar, macro market breakdown, safe haven rotation