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The TRUTH about the US vs China Trade Negotiations

2025-10-30 News & Politics
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China’s Quiet Move: BHP Adopts Renminbi, Signaling Historic Dollar Erosion

Discover why Beijing forcing BHP to accept RMB for iron ore sales creates a long-term precedent far more significant than rare earth headlines, threatening decades of US dollar dominance.

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  • China redirected focus by enforcing RMB adoption for a major commodity purchase from Australia’s BHP.
  • This move establishes a template for Western-aligned companies to transact outside the dollar system, directly challenging US financial leverage.
  • Accepting RMB incentivizes BHP to seek other non-dollar partners, accelerating global trade de-dollarization trends.

This analysis explains the gravity of China instructing BHP to suspend US dollar purchases for iron ore and accepting the Renminbi for 30% of future sales. Understanding this action reveals how global supply chains are quietly reshaping currency flows independent of political rhetoric.

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While headlines focused on China’s rare earth export restrictions, a much larger story slipped through: Beijing told BHP to stop buying iron ore in U.S. dollars. In this breakdown, Jay Martin explains why that quiet move toward renminbi payments could mark a historic shift away from dollar dominance. Learn to invest alongside the top minds in commodities. Join The Commodity University today. CLICK: https://linkly.link/26yH8 Sign up for my free weekly newsletter at https://2ly.link/211gx Be part of our online investment community: https://cambridgehouse.com https://twitter.com/JayMartinBC https://www.instagram.com/jaymartinbc https://www.facebook.com/TheJayMartinShow https://www.linkedin.com/company/cambridge-house-international Copyright © 2025 Cambridge House International Inc. All rights reserved.

Top Comments (10)

@hautaukhang1808 2025-10-31

Who weaponize the US dollar?. Who weaponize semiconductor ? Who abuse their sanction on China? Who has more than a hundred military bases surrounding China?

533 50 replies
@themissingpeace7956 2025-10-30

The U.S. has been using the US dollar world reserve currency status as an economic weapon to crush anyone (including its own allies) since WW2. China simply learned from the U.S. playbook.

354 35 replies
@rodpanhard 2025-10-31

During the 2008 financial crisis they were 15 minutes away from shutting down the entire Western financial system and it was here China realised they could be left holding trillions of worthless US treasuries. They know the debt levels are completely unrepayable and the flip to dedollarisation is purely common sense. The US is also doing itself no favours by continually weaponising the Dollar and soon the sanctioned world will be larger than the unsanctioned world which only harms the Dollar.

180 7 replies
@farinshore8900 2025-10-30

Really,? I thought they were defending themselves from US aggression.

145 7 replies
@fwmbbq 2025-10-30

Rises of new super power peace now comes for humanity.

132 9 replies
@conner.9262 2025-10-31

China dominance of rare earths in production is the new modern day comparison of the U.S. petrodollar……. China could literally block the U.S. MIC production…… how ironic. Perhaps we will finally see peace on earth.

131 22 replies
@ew5153 2025-10-31

But there’s nothing wrong with dedolarization. The United States has been using the dollar as a weapon and the world is tired of it. The world just wants to have choices and there’s nothing wrong with it.

101 22 replies
@aeophylus 2025-10-31

This is classic Looney Tunes entertainment Starring US as Will E Coyote and China as the Road Runner

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@peakserv 2025-10-31

Two points:- 1) China is restricting rare earths exports to weapons manufacturers. Civilian and humanitarian uses will still get their quota of rare earths. 2) US weaponised the dollar so using it for trade settlements will expose countries to illegal US unilateral sanctions. So, it's prudent for other countries to trade in other currencies.

76 1 replies
@siamcharm7904 2025-10-31

the export ban is only targeting the merchants of death . part of china's national security.

55 2 replies

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