Is the U.S. on the Verge of an Economic Collapse?

Is the U.S. on the Verge of an Economic Collapse? Daily Voice News - http://dailyvoicenews.com Remote governments are quickening offers of U.S. obligation they hold, a new flag that a U.S. financial breakdown is coming soon. Remote property of U.S. Treasury obligation and different notes have dropped to $6.18 trillion in January 2016, down from $6.22 trillion in January 2015. As indicated by figures discharged for the current week, remote national banks and government establishments sold $57.2 billion of U.S. Treasury obligation and different notes in January, up from $48.0 billion in December. That is the most elevated month to month count on record, with said records backpedaling to 1978. A year ago, outside national banks dumped a record $225.0 billion of U.S. obligation. Outside governments are offering their U.S. possessions predominantly in light of the fact that they are raising money to animate their own economies in the wake of the worldwide development lull and the proceeding with accident in oil costs. China, the biggest proprietor of U.S. obligation, trimmed its Treasury possessions by $8.2 billion to $1,237.9 billion in January from $1,246.1 billion in December, as per the Treasury Department figures. The world's second-biggest economy has been selling its possessions of remote obligation to pump cash into its abating economy, plunging money and to a great degree unpredictable securities exchange. (Source: "Major Foreign Holders of Treasury Securities," U.S. Division of the Treasury site, last got to March 18, 2016.)