Despite all the talk of de-dollarization and the reduction of US government bonds in other central bank balance sheets, the sale of newly issued government bonds from America is not going badly. It is above all the European Central Bank that has made massive purchases of government bonds in the past in order to prevent the interest rate spread between US bonds and European bonds from widening too far and to prevent capital flight. With its massive debt policy, the US government is providing the global markets with the necessary liquidity (fislsldominance, soon to be followed by money printing to keep the flood liquid). It is as if this dominance game is going into the next round. Of course, this will potentially inflate all asset bubbles even bigger than before.