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But even theoretically, if China did want to sell off even, you know, just a decent

chunk of treasuries to send a warning, going into negotiations, for example, like, it

would probably trigger a global panic and send the value of their remaining holdings through

the floor.

And that would leave the People's Bank of China with less capacity to manage the one, Yuan.

So really, it's quite a dangerous game to play, and I don't think anyone is super keen to play it.

America and China have had a fractious relationship in recent years.

Still, countless recent US presidents have expressed a contradictory view on the world's

second largest economy, sometimes referring to it as an adversary and sometimes thinking

of it as a partner.

But Donald Trump's presidency has killed off a lot of that ambiguity. Enormous trade tariffs have now been erected by

both economies and the implications of this breakdown in the Sino-American relationship is the focus

of this week's views room.

Welcome back to the Views Room,

the weekly podcast that invites you the listener into a lively debate with breaking views columnists every week.

I'm your host, Amy Donnellan.

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