BRICS Countries China, Brazil and India Dump $51,200,000,000 in US Treasuries As Ron Paul Warns the Dollar’s Global Reserve Status Is Under Threat

BRICS Countries Sell Billions in US Treasuries, Threatening Dollar’s Reserve Status

Three members of the Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa (BRICS) economic bloc have recently disposed of billions of dollars in US treasuries, as per the latest report from the U.S. Treasury Department. The data from the Treasury International Capital (TIC) System shows that in March, Brazil, China, and India collectively sold $51.2 billion worth of US treasuries. China led the pack by offloading $41 billion, followed by India at $7.6 billion and Brazil at $2.6 billion.

Since March 2025, these three BRICS countries have sold over $200 billion in US treasuries. China alone has dumped $113.1 billion, while India and Brazil have offloaded $56.9 billion and $40.4 billion, respectively.

These significant sell-offs come at a time when former U.S. House of Representatives member, Ron Paul, has raised concerns about the potential threats to the US dollar’s global reserve status. Paul warns that factors such as political pressure on the Federal Reserve to ease monetary policy and disruptions from events like the Iran war could lead to a decline in the dollar’s value and trigger a global debt crisis.

Paul specifically highlights the petrodollar system, which links the dollar to oil, as a key vulnerability. If the dollar were to lose its global reserve status, Paul predicts that the US could face hyperinflation as the Fed prints money to monetize increasing levels of federal debt.

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