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A Chinese ratings house has accused the United States of defaulting on its massive debt
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[quote:defaultby_infalation 34342194:MV8yMzgzMDc2X0U2NEU5NDE4] A Chinese ratings house has accused the United States of defaulting on its massive debt, state media said Friday, a day after Beijing urged Washington to put its fiscal house in order. In our opinion, the United States has already been defaulting, Guan Jianzhong, president of Dagong Global Credit Rating Co. Ltd., the only Chinese agency that gives sovereign ratings, was quoted by the Global Times saying. Washington had already defaulted on its loans by allowing the dollar to weaken against other currencies eroding the wealth of creditors including China, Guan said. That might be Chinese propaganda. But the point remains that the U.S. might not be able to print money forever without facing consequences from its creditors. http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/us-debt-default-china/2011/06/10/id/399545 [/quote]
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A Chinese ratings house has accused the United States of defaulting on its massive debt, state media said Friday, a day after Beijing urged Washington to put its fiscal house in order.
In our opinion, the United States has already been defaulting, Guan Jianzhong, president of Dagong Global Credit Rating Co. Ltd., the only Chinese agency that gives sovereign ratings, was quoted by the Global Times saying.
Washington had already defaulted on its loans by allowing the dollar to weaken against other currencies eroding the wealth of creditors including China, Guan said.
That might be Chinese propaganda. But the point remains that the U.S. might not be able to print money forever without facing consequences from its creditors.
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