Canada just posted a record $12.6 billion sell-off of U.S. Treasury bonds, and its holdings have dropped nearly $80 billion since September 2025. In this video, Finance Decoded breaks down the real, verified data behind Canada's shifting relationship with U.S. debt — separating fact from the false "$400 billion dump" rumors spreading online. We cover Canada's Treasury holdings decline, why Canada sold alongside Japan and China in March 2026, how Canadian pension funds like CPP Investments and Ontario Teachers' are quietly reducing U.S. exposure, and why the Canadian government under Mark Carney is actively pulling pension capital back home. This is real finance analysis on U.S.-Canada economic tension, de-dollarization concerns, and what it means for U.S. interest rates, mortgage costs, and the dollar's global role. No speculation — just the data. Subscribe to Finance Decoded for more real-time economic breakdowns.
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