The author believes that the United States is fully capable of winning all gold, but it will not cancel the US debt. After all, the United States is the world's largest power, and its economic strength, military strength and scientific and technological strength are undoubtedly the first in the world. Most importantly, the United States has long held financial hegemony. As the largest world currency, the US dollar enables the United States to win the wool of the world. If the United States cancels its debt, it will lose its sovereign credit. This is undoubtedly not worth the loss. Although the United States is heavily in debt, it has long held the right to issue dollars. Therefore, the United States does not have to worry about the inability to repay its debts.

It is understood that the current foreign debt of the United States has further increased to 26 trillion US dollars, which shows that since the Trump administration took office for more than three years, the national debt of the United States has continued to rise by 650 million US dollars, because when Obama left office, the national debt of the United States was 19.5 trillion US dollars, but now it has further climbed to 2.6 billion US dollars, and this year's foreign debt has risen to 26 trillion US dollars. Converted, during Trump's administration, the national debt increased by nearly 2 trillion US dollars annually, which is a very amazing figure. You know, Russia's average GDP revenue is only $65,438 +0.3 trillion, while Trump issues more than $2 trillion in national debt every year. On the surface, Trump is a careful president, and even introduced the US priority policy. But in fact, the money spent during Trump's administration,

With the continuous deterioration of the American economy, it is indeed possible for the United States to seize all the gold stored in the United States in the future. This is possible for Trump who has no logic at all, but the reality is that the United States has seized some gold by action, but the US official has not publicly acknowledged this. It is reported that Germany has 65,438+0,265 tons of gold in the United States. From 2065,438+02, Germany proposed to transport the gold stored in the United States back to China, but to Germany's surprise, the United States flatly rejected Germany's request, which made Germany very unhappy, so it proposed to make an inventory of these gold. However, the United States once again rejected Germany's request.

It can be seen that the United States is using its hegemony to control the gold deposited in the United States by other countries. Even the gold deposited in the United States by Germany, an American ally, will be unreasonably detained. At present, more than 80 countries in the world have deposited gold in the United States, and the cumulative weight of these gold has reached 8367 tons. Now it seems that if these 80 countries immediately put forward to transport all the gold back, it may indeed be unreasonably detained by the United States. After all, in the eyes of the United States, all this gold is in their pockets.

Someone must be confused. Since the United States is so unreliable, why are so many countries willing to keep gold in the United States? In fact, the initial idea of these countries to deposit gold in the United States is to facilitate trade delivery, because these countries have to do business with the United States and have a lot of dollars in their hands. It is precisely because the US dollar belongs to the world currency that the United States became the country with the largest gold reserves in the world after World War II, which also made new york the center of global gold trading.

In order to facilitate the delivery of gold, these countries directly deposit gold in the Federal Reserve Bank. In this way, regardless of the transaction amount, these countries only need to move the gold in this vault to another room, saving a lot of labor and transportation costs, and avoiding various problems in gold transportation.

In order to better collect gold, the United States and western countries established the Bretton Woods system in 1944. Under this system, the United States promised to exchange gold from the United States at a price of $35 per ounce. Now, in these countries, the gold existing in the United States has been exchanged with the dollars in the hands of various countries for gold. Of course, the United States later decoupled the dollar from gold.