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In this video, we look at Saudi Arabia's recent move to sell its entire holdings of US Treasury securities and debt. This extraordinary decision sent shockwaves through global financial markets, raising concerns about the future of international relations, the stability of the US currency, and potential shifts in global power dynamics. We'll look at the reasons behind Saudi Arabia's choice, including geopolitical tensions, economic strategy, and domestic factors that may have motivated this daring move. Could this be an indication that Saudi Arabia is shifting away from its long-standing friendship with the United States? What does this signify for the future of global finance, and how might it affect other countries with U.S. debt? Our analysis also considers the potential effects for the US economy, such as interest rates, inflation, and the overall soundness of the financial system. We'll also look at how this move fits into the larger context of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030
