Fed Rate Cut Conspiracy: Jewish Financiers Harvested, China's Assets Potential "Biggest Winner"

The Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting on September 18th is not only about raising or lowering interest rates, but also involves the shocking inside story of the United States' $35 trillion debt. On the surface, Japan and China, as major holders of U.S. debt, seem to be the biggest losers. But in reality, the United States may be targeting domestic Jewish financial groups. Behind this debt game, there is a complex financial conspiracy hidden.

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On September 18, 2024, the Federal Reserve held an interest rate meeting that attracted global attention. The focus of this meeting was not only the direction of interest rates, but also how the United States would deal with its huge $35 trillion debt. This number is so large that it can make anyone feel dizzy.

To understand the complexity of this financial game, we need to review the composition of U.S. debt. As of September 2024, Japan holds $1.17 trillion in U.S. Treasury bonds, accounting for 3.3% of the total debt; China follows closely with $770 billion, accounting for 2.2%. These two countries have long been seen as the main "saviors" of U.S. debt.

However, with the change of the global economic situation, the U.S. government and the Federal Reserve began to turn their attention to the domestic market. In this process, a group gradually emerged - the Jewish financial groups in the United States.

The influence of Jews in the U.S. financial industry is well-known. Over the years, they have occupied important positions on Wall Street and other financial centers. It is this influence that makes them the ideal "scapegoat" in the eyes of the U.S. government.

Historically, whenever the United States encounters an economic crisis, there are always some groups that are pushed to the forefront. During the Great Depression of 1929, Jews were accused of being the masterminds behind Wall Street speculation. By the time of the 2008 financial crisis, some Jewish financial tycoons once again became the target of public criticism.

Now, facing the astronomical debt of $35 trillion, the U.S. government seems to have turned its attention to this group again. But this time, the means may be more covert and complex.

The Federal Reserve may take a series of measures to shift the risk of debt. The first is debt restructuring. This means that the U.S. government may modify the terms of debt repayment, allowing some institutions and individuals to "voluntarily" bear part of the loss. This practice is not rare in history, but the scale this time may be unprecedented.

The Federal Reserve may achieve its goals through financial market operations. By a series of policies and operations to lower the prices of certain assets, the groups holding these assets - which may include many Jewish financial groups - will suffer losses. The brilliance of this approach is that it appears to be in complete compliance with market rules on the surface, but in reality, it is a covert redistribution of wealth.The U.S. government may exploit the public's discontent with the "wealthy." In the eyes of many ordinary Americans, Jewish financial groups have long become synonymous with the wealthy class. The government may use public opinion to suggest that these "wealthy" should bear more responsibility for the country's economic difficulties. This public opinion pressure may force some Jewish financial groups to "voluntarily" bear more economic burdens.

However, we should not underestimate the wisdom and capabilities of Jewish financial groups. Their position in the financial world is not accidental. Faced with this potential "harvesting," they are likely to have been prepared.

We can imagine that in the future financial market, an exciting "cat and mouse game" may be staged. The Federal Reserve and government agencies will continue to introduce new policies and measures to try to make Jewish financial groups bear more debt risks. Jewish financial groups will use their influence and expertise in the financial world to try every means to avoid these risks.

The outcome of this game will directly affect the direction of the global economy. If the U.S. really succeeds in transferring most of the debt risks to domestic Jewish financial groups, international creditors, such as China and Japan, may breathe a sigh of relief. But this may also trigger new financial turmoil.

On the other hand, if Jewish financial groups successfully resist this "harvesting," the U.S. government may be forced to find other ways to deal with the debt crisis. This may include more radical monetary policies, or even direct debt default. These will have a huge impact on the global economy.

In this complex financial game, there is also a potential winner worth paying attention to - Chinese assets. As the U.S. debt crisis deepens, global investors may look for safer investment havens. In this case, China's financial market and assets may become more attractive.

Especially considering the continuous growth of China's economy and the internationalization process of the yuan, some investors may shift funds from dollar assets to yuan assets. This may lead to the prosperity of China's stock market, bond market, and real estate market.

This potential advantage also brings challenges. If a large amount of funds suddenly flood into the Chinese market, it may cause asset bubbles and put pressure on China's financial regulation. The Chinese government and financial regulatory authorities need to remain vigilant to ensure the stability of the financial market.

In general, behind this interest rate meeting of the Federal Reserve, there is a complex global financial game. The U.S. tries to deal with its huge debt through various means, and Jewish financial groups may become the key role in this game. The outcome of this game may also bring new opportunities for Chinese assets.

In the days to come, we will see how this game unfolds. Every policy adjustment of the Federal Reserve, every significant fluctuation on Wall Street, may be part of this game. And for global investors to closely monitor these changes and understand the deep logic behind them will be crucial.The resolution of this debt crisis is not only crucial to the economic outlook of the United States, but it will also profoundly impact the global financial landscape. Regardless of the ultimate outcome, what is certain is that we are witnessing the arrival of a new financial era. In this era, traditional economic theories and financial rules may be redefined, and new power balances may emerge.