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At this moment-

On the TV screen, Mr. Vedner, an analyst, is expressing a series of views on the phenomenon of China increasing its holdings of US Treasury bonds.

"In response to this phenomenon, some international organizations concerned about this matter have made a bold prediction -- China is very likely to surpass Japan and become the largest creditor of the United States by the end of the year!"

"Sorry to interrupt!" Mr. Anchor suddenly interjected and asked, "Mr. Wadener, do you think this prediction is likely to come true?" (In the two-dimensional world, in November 2008, China surpassed Japan to become the "largest creditor of the United States" and announced it.) ）

"I personally don't think so! But even if it did, I don't think there's anything to panic about! Mr. Analyst looked at the camera, smiled and said: "The United States has always been the world's largest deficit country!" In my opinion, the strength of a country depends on how big its deficit is! ”

Mr. Anchor went on to ask, "Recently, I've heard a statement! Say yes - when China, which is developing rapidly, becomes the largest creditor of the United States, it will mark a shift in global economic dominance! Mr. Waedner, what do you think of this kind of remark? ”

"Hah! In my opinion. This is completely alarmist remarks deliberately issued by some non-professional institutions in order to attract people's attention! Mr. Analyst sneered and replied, "You know, even if China does become the largest creditor of the United States, it will only be an 800-pound gorilla to the U.S. Treasury market, and it is not the only gorilla in the jungle!" ”

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At this moment-

On the TV screen, Mr. Vedner, an analyst, is expressing a series of views on the phenomenon of China increasing its holdings of US Treasury bonds.

"In response to this phenomenon, some international organizations concerned about this matter have made a bold prediction -- China is very likely to surpass Japan and become the largest creditor of the United States by the end of the year!"

"Sorry to interrupt!" Mr. Anchor suddenly interjected and asked, "Mr. Vedner." Do you think it's possible that this prediction will come true? (In the two-dimensional world.) In November 2008, China overtook Japan to become the "largest creditor of the United States". ）

"I personally don't think so! But even if it did, I don't think there's anything to panic about! Mr. Analyst looked at the camera, smiled and said: "The United States has always been the world's largest deficit country!" And it seems to me. Whether a country is strong or not depends on how big its deficit is! ”

Mr. Anchor continued to ask, "Recently. I hear a rhetoric! Say yes -- when China, which is growing rapidly, once becomes the largest creditor of the United States. will mark a shift in global economic dominance! Mr. Waedner, what do you think of this kind of remark? ”

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At this moment-

TV screen. Mr. Wadner, an analyst, is expressing a series of views on the phenomenon of China increasing its holdings of US Treasury bonds.

"In response to this phenomenon, some international organizations concerned about this matter have made a bold prediction -- China is very likely to surpass Japan and become the largest creditor of the United States by the end of the year!"

"Sorry to interrupt!" Mr. Anchor suddenly interjected and asked, "Mr. Wadener, do you think this prediction is likely to come true?" (In the two-dimensional world, in November 2008, China surpassed Japan to become the "largest creditor of the United States" and announced it.) ）

"I personally don't think so! But even if it did, I don't think there's anything to panic about! Mr. Analyst looked at the camera, smiled and said: "The United States has always been the world's largest deficit country!" In my opinion, the strength of a country depends on how big its deficit is! ”

Mr. Anchor went on to ask, "Recently, I've heard a statement! Say yes - when China, which is developing rapidly, becomes the largest creditor of the United States, it will mark a shift in global economic dominance! Mr. Waedner, what do you think of this kind of remark? ”

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At this moment-

On the TV screen, Mr. Vedner, an analyst, is expressing a series of views on the phenomenon of China increasing its holdings of US Treasury bonds.

"In response to this phenomenon, some international organizations concerned about this matter have made a bold prediction -- China is very likely to surpass Japan and become the largest creditor of the United States by the end of the year!"

"Sorry to interrupt!" Mr. Anchor suddenly interjected and asked, "Mr. Wadener, do you think this prediction is likely to come true?" (In the two-dimensional world, in November 2008, China surpassed Japan to become the "largest creditor of the United States" and announced it.) ）

"I personally don't think so! But even if it did, I don't think there's anything to panic about! Mr. Analyst looked at the camera, smiled and said: "The United States has always been the world's largest deficit country!" In my opinion, the strength of a country depends on how big its deficit is! ”

Mr. Anchor went on to ask, "Recently, I've heard a statement! Say yes - when China, which is developing rapidly, becomes the largest creditor of the United States, it will mark a shift in global economic dominance! Mr. Waedner, what do you think of this kind of remark? ”

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At this moment-

On the TV screen, the analyst named Mr. Vedner. In response to the phenomenon of China's increase in US Treasury bonds, he is expressing a series of his views.

"In response to this phenomenon, some international organizations concerned about this matter have made a bold prediction -- China is very likely to surpass Japan and become the largest creditor of the United States by the end of the year!"

"Sorry to interrupt!" Mr. Anchor suddenly interjected and asked, "Mr. Wadener, do you think this prediction is likely to come true?" (In the two-dimensional world, in November 2008, China surpassed Japan to become the "largest creditor of the United States" and announced it.) ）

"I personally don't think so! But even if it did, I don't think there's anything to panic about! Mr. Analyst looked at the camera, smiled and said: "The United States has always been the world's largest deficit country!" In my opinion, the strength of a country depends on how big its deficit is! ”

Mr. Anchor went on to ask, "Recently, I've heard a statement! Say yes -- when China, which is growing rapidly, once becomes the largest creditor of the United States. will mark a shift in global economic dominance! Mr. Vedner. What do you think of this kind of remarks? ”

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At this moment-

On the TV screen, Mr. Wadner, an analyst, was targeting China's increase in U.S. Treasury bonds. Expressing a series of his views -

"Aiming at this phenomenon. Some international organizations concerned about this matter have made a bold prediction -- China is very likely to surpass Japan and become the largest creditor of the United States by the end of the year! ”

"Sorry to interrupt!" Mr. Anchor suddenly interjected and asked, "Mr. Vedner." Do you think it's possible that this prediction will come true? (In the two-dimensional world, in November 2008, China surpassed Japan to become the "largest creditor of the United States" and announced it.) ）

"I personally don't think so! But even if it happens. I don't think there's anything to panic about! Mr. Analyst looked at the camera, smiled and said: "The United States has always been the world's largest deficit country!" In my opinion, the strength of a country depends on how big its deficit is! ”

Mr. Anchor went on to ask, "Recently, I've heard a statement! Say yes - when China, which is developing rapidly, becomes the largest creditor of the United States, it will mark a shift in global economic dominance! Mr. Waedner, what do you think of this kind of remark? ”

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At this moment-

On the TV screen, Mr. Vedner, an analyst, is expressing a series of views on the phenomenon of China increasing its holdings of US Treasury bonds.

"In response to this phenomenon, some international organizations concerned about this matter have made a bold prediction -- China is very likely to surpass Japan and become the largest creditor of the United States by the end of the year!"

"Sorry to interrupt!" Mr. Anchor suddenly interjected and asked, "Mr. Wadener, do you think this prediction is likely to come true?" (In the two-dimensional world, in November 2008, China surpassed Japan to become the "largest creditor of the United States" and announced it.) ）

"I personally don't think so! But even if it did, I don't think there's anything to panic about! Mr. Analyst looked at the camera, smiled and said: "The United States has always been the world's largest deficit country!" In my opinion, the strength of a country depends on how big its deficit is! ”

Mr. Anchor went on to ask, "Recently, I've heard a statement! Say yes - when China, which is developing rapidly, becomes the largest creditor of the United States, it will mark a shift in global economic dominance! Mr. Waedner, what do you think of this kind of remark? ”

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At this moment-

On the TV screen, Mr. Vedner, an analyst, is expressing a series of views on the phenomenon of China increasing its holdings of US Treasury bonds.

"In response to this phenomenon, some international organizations concerned about this matter have made a bold prediction -- China is very likely to surpass Japan and become the largest creditor of the United States by the end of the year!"

"Sorry to interrupt!" Mr. Anchor suddenly interjected and asked, "Mr. Wadener, do you think this prediction is likely to come true?" (In the two-dimensional world, in November 2008, China surpassed Japan to become the "largest creditor of the United States" and announced it.) ）

"I personally don't think so! But even if it did, I don't think there's anything to panic about! Mr. Analyst looked at the camera, smiled and said: "The United States has always been the world's largest deficit country!" In my opinion, the strength of a country depends on how big its deficit is! ”

Mr. Anchor went on to ask, "Recently, I've heard a statement! Say yes - when China, which is developing rapidly, becomes the largest creditor of the United States, it will mark a shift in global economic dominance! Mr. Waedner, what do you think of this kind of remark? ”

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At this moment-

On the TV screen, Mr. Vedner, an analyst, is expressing a series of views on the phenomenon of China increasing its holdings of US Treasury bonds.

"In response to this phenomenon, some international organizations concerned about this matter have made a bold prediction -- China is very likely to surpass Japan and become the largest creditor of the United States by the end of the year!"

"Sorry to interrupt!" Mr. Anchor suddenly interjected and asked, "Mr. Wadener, do you think this prediction is likely to come true?" (In the two-dimensional world, in November 2008, China surpassed Japan to become the "largest creditor of the United States" and announced it.) ）

"I personally don't think so! But even if it did, I don't think there's anything to panic about! Mr. Analyst looked at the camera, smiled and said: "The United States has always been the world's largest deficit country!" In my opinion, the strength of a country depends on how big its deficit is! ”

Mr. Anchor went on to ask, "Recently, I've heard a statement! Say yes - when China, which is developing rapidly, becomes the largest creditor of the United States, it will mark a shift in global economic dominance! Mr. Waedner, what do you think of this kind of remark? (To be continued......)