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China flexes its financial muscle

10 February 2010

In response to the United States' latest arms sale to Taiwan, the Chinese military has suggested that China sell off some of the US debt it owns to give America an economic punch of sorts.

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Shadi Katyal

9 years ago

These are called muscle flexing and nothing else. How would it benefit china at all as she will loose the value of her credit.
One has to look back and see how many times such threats have done anything.
There will be no acation. watch and see

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