Does China owe any debt to the USA?
As with the previous point, the financial relationship is largely characterized by China holding significant amounts of U.S. sovereign debt. China does not owe money to the U.S. government. In fact, China's holdings of U.S. Treasury bonds represent an investment strategy that provides the U.S. with capital. Any other debts, such as those owed by Chinese state-owned enterprises or private firms, are separate commercial obligations and not a direct debt of the nation of China to the United States.
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