China is Destroying the U.S. Dollar as the AI Bubble Continues to Get Larger Spelling Financial Chaos for 2026
There continues to be a lot of conflicting opinions on Wall Street about the financial status of the United States as we draw near to the end of 2025 and look ahead to 2026. The AI bubble and the huge investments in new data centers continue to dominate the financial news streams, with more analysts sounding the alarm while other analysts contradict them and state that the AI bubble is being over-hyped and is not really something to be too concerned about. But there is one financial analyst who published an opinion piece today that was picked up by the Wall Street publication Market Watch that is sounding the alarm not just on the AI bubble, but a topic that he says is way under-reported and even suppressed in the U.S. financial news sector, which is that China is "quietly" destroying the U.S. dollar. By "quietly" he means that it is not being widely reported in the U.S., and that therefore few investors (or Americans in general) are even aware that this is happening. Charlie Garcia writes: "China controls the rare earths. China controls the cobalt. China, through its Belt and Road spending spree, now controls most of the mines in Africa that produce the stuff inside your phone, your car and your refrigerator. And now, China has figured out how to price and settle all of it without using a single U.S. dollar — and nobody’s told you."






















