A 100 yuan banknote (R) is placed next to $100 banknotes in this picture illustration taken in Beijing Nov. 1, 2010.Reuters/Petar Kujundzic China sold a record $53.3 billion worth of Treasurys and agency bonds in the first-quarter, Bloomberg reported. It previously unloaded US debt to prop up its yuan, which has again grown weak against a rallying dollar. The country is piling into gold, which now makes up the highest share of its reserves since 2015. China unloaded a record volume of US bonds in the first quarter, escalating the country's pivot from dollar-denominated assets.According to US Treasury data cited by Bloomberg, Beijing sold $53.3 billion worth of US Treasury and agency bonds from its stockpile.