Even though the U.S. budget deficit has been rising, the risk of the U.S. defaulting on its debt practically remains nil (unless a political decision to do so is made). Effectively, the U.S. may not need China to continuously purchase its debt; rather China needs the U.S. more, t...
China owns around 2.6% of U.S. debt which it buys because the Chinese yuan is pegged to the dollar. It would be impossible for China to call in all its U.S. debt at once due to the different maturity dates of the U.S. securities that China owns....
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China and the United States reached consensus in economic and financial areas during the visit by US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, and Beijing is willing to work with Washington to turn the consensus into practical outcomes, thereby improving bilateral economic ties, a senior Chinese official said...
Against the backdrop of a worsening real estate crisis and weakening economic situation in China, the debt situation of the country has increasingly cached attention recently. While some observers see China on the edge of a financial crisis, others are more relaxed and trust that the Chinese gove...
China's premier expressed concern Friday about its massive holdings of Treasuries and other U.S. debt, appealing to Washington to safeguard their value, and said Beijing is ready to expand its stimulus if the economy worsens. Premier Wen Jiabao noted that Beijing is the biggest foreign creditor...
China’s EconomyChina’s ReformGDPGovernment Debt What Will Happen to China’s Economy in 2025? Huang Yiping, PKU Boya Distinguished Professor and Former Member of the Monetary Policy Committee, People’s Bank of China Dec 27, 2024 China’s GDP growth slowed during the first three quarters of...
Why China Loves to Own US Debt Chinese lenders snap up so much of the U.S. debt for one basic economic reason: protecting its “dollar-pegged” yuan. Ever since the establishment of theBretton Woods Systemin 1944, the value of China’s currency, the yuan, has been connected or “pegged...