US Treasury Secretary Besson said he is not concerned about the selling of US bonds and is working with his Japanese counterparts to stabilize the market

US Treasury Secretary Vincent Besant said on Wednesday that he was not worried about the US debt sell-off, and mentioned the link between the US debt sell-off and the volatility of Japanese treasury bond bonds. He emphasized that he has maintained contact with his Japanese counterparts to ensure measures are taken to stabilize the market. In addition, he stated that Denmark's position on US debt is irrelevant and called on European allies to understand that Greenland should become a part of the United States, while suggesting waiting for President Trump's speech. According to the schedule of the World Economic Forum, President Trump will deliver a public speech in Davos at 21:30 (UTC+8), but Besent said Trump's arrival will be delayed by about 3 hours.