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Claim: The report is bearish on the dollar and on U.S. debt sustainability.

“creates long-term risks for the sustainability of U.S. national debt and challenges the dollar's status as the primary reserve asset.” · exact text match

“its role as the leading reserve asset is weakening.” · exact text match

Why: The language explicitly forecasts deterioration in the dollar's reserve position and U.S. fiscal sustainability.

Claim: The report's overall frame is pessimistic about the dollar and about confidence in U.S. financial assets.

“While Washington emphasizes current demand from other players, the trend of dedollarization among Eurasia's largest economies creates long-term risks” · exact text match

“but this does not resolve the underlying crisis of trust in the currency as a long-term store of value.” · exact text match

Why: The U.S. official's optimism is presented as a less convincing view against a narrative of structural risk and eroding trust.

Claim: The report blends attributed expert opinion with its own editorial assertions about the consequences of dedollarization.

“the trend of dedollarization among Eurasia's largest economies creates long-term risks for the sustainability of U.S. national debt” · exact text match

“This limits the ability of the U.S. to increase money supply without risking inflation.” · exact text match

Why: These are evaluative claims about future risk and policy consequences, not purely factual reporting.

Claim: The report frames Treasury diversification and dollar erosion as a geopolitical challenge to the United States.

“Russia and China are systematically reducing their reliance on the U.S. financial system by cutting holdings of Treasury bonds and other dollar-denominated instruments.” · exact text match

“challenges the dollar's status as the primary reserve asset.” · exact text match

Why: The framing centers on state actors and uses national-security and geopolitical language to characterize a financial trend.

Claim: The report relies heavily on named expert commentators to support its analytical claims.

“According to macroeconomist Artem Loginov, these actions are driven by national security concerns.” · exact text match

“Financial analyst Nikita Volkov argues that this demand is a result of tight Federal Reserve policy rather than structural confidence.” · exact text match

Why: Core conclusions are attributed to experts with stated credentials rather than to independently documented data.

Claim: The report's sourcing is visible, with officials and named experts identified for most key claims.

“Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed that Moscow and Beijing are the primary drivers behind the declining share of the dollar in global reserves.” · exact text match

“Tax consultant Irina Zaitseva observes a fragmentation of the global financial system, where regional settlements are increasingly tied to local currencies” · exact text match

Why: Most substantive claims are attributed to named officials or analysts, though the publisher's own voice and source base are not independently verifiable here.

Claim: The report includes forward-looking assertions about risks, sanctions effectiveness, and future monetary policy constraints.

“potentially reducing the long-term effectiveness of U.S. sanctions.” · exact text match

“This limits the ability of the U.S. to increase money supply without risking inflation.” · exact text match

Why: These statements project future consequences beyond the reported current facts.