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With palm treas, turquoise waters, limestone cliffs and a longtail boat, this was one of many great views during my morning walk.
Trea poses for a light refraction experiment that makes him look funny. We became great friends, and we talked a lot all the time.
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Trea posa para un experimento de refracción de la luz, que lo hace verse chistoso. Nos volvimo grandes amigos, y conversamos mucho, todo el tiempo.
www.allproreels.com -- Washington Nationals vs Cincinnati Reds, at Nats Park, Washington DC, May 26th, 2021
CWA Sec.-Treas. Jeff Rechenbach and EVP Annie Hill each gave impassioned speeches that explored the union’s challenges and victories.
Byron Stewart, Treas. of the local chapter of UNA-USA, presents a check for $500 to World Affairs Council Officers Tara Hammer & Weston Bland, to help fund WAC’s trip to the Midwest Model United Nations in St. Louis in Feb. WAC approached the United Nations Assn. with a heartfelt & substantive appeal for financial help.
Renmore Pantomime 'Jack and the Beanstalk' at Town Hall Theatre, Galway for 19 performances between 29th December 2015 and 10th January 2016.
Edinburgh Photo Social Exhibition opening night in the Tea Tree Tea, Bread Street, Edinburgh. In an attempt to capture some of the ambience at this event I decided to shoot video. Sorry but I'm not into pretty edits.
Thanks for a great night one and all.
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China shifts US bond holdings offshore, potentially beyond the reach of any future currency sanctions, report says
▫️ China cut US debt holdings by 9% from the end of 2021 to July this year, according to Nikkei Asia.
▫️ Meanwhile, the Cayman Islands saw a $38.5 billion rise in China's Treasury holdings, and Bermuda saw a $7 billion increase.
▫️ China may be protecting dollar-denominated assets from any future sanctions like the kind that froze Russia's foreign currencies.
China has steadily trimmed its holdings of US government debt this year and moved some bonds to offshore tax havens where they could be protected from any future sanctions, according to a report from Nikkei Asia.
Treasury Department data last week showed that Beijing's holdings of US Treasury bonds hit $970 billion in July. While that's up from $967.8 billion in June, which was the lowest since May 2010, the overall trend has been heading lower. For the year to date through July, China's stash of Treasurys shows a 9% decline.
Meanwhile, China's Treasury holdings located in the Cayman Islands and Bermuda jumped by $38.5 billion and $7 billion, respectively.
Shifting them offshore could protect China's dollar-denominated assets from the potential of future sanctions, like the kind that froze Russia's foreign currency reserves, Nikkei said.
After Russia invaded Ukraine early this year, more than $300 billion in Russian assets that were held in sanctioning countries were frozen.
A Chinese government source told Nikkei that the freeze of Russia's assets "dealt a much bigger blow" than kicking Moscow out of the SWIFT global payments system. And any attempt to reunify Taiwan with mainland China by force could trigger similar sanctions that would put Beijing's $3 trillion in foreign-currency reserves at risk.
And while its Treasury holdings drift lower, China's gold imports more than doubled in August year over year to $10.36 billion, according to Nikkei.