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Here are the dollar amounts (in billions) owed to foreign countries as of August 2011
Country ISO country code (august) 2010
China, Mainland CN 906.8
Japan JP 877.4
United Kingdom GB 477.6
Oil Exporters 213.9
All Other 161
Brazil BR 177.6
Carib Bnkng Ctrs 133.7
Hong Kong HK 139.2
Taiwan TW 131.2
Russia RU 131.6
Switzerland CH 101.3
Canada CA 125.2
Luxembourg LU 78.5
Thailand TH 66.2
Germany DE 60.1
Singapore SG 63.6
Ireland IE 41.4
Korea, South KR 41.1
India IN 41.1
Mexico MX 34.9
France FR 35.1
Belgium BE 15.7
Egypt EG 34.9
Turkey TR 27.6
Poland PL 26.3
Italy IT 21
Norway NO 18.7
Netherlands NL 14.6
Colombia CO 17.3
Israel IL 17.9
Sweden SE 15
Philippines PH 12.9
Chile CL 13.6
Australia AU 11.8
Malaysia MY 11.6
Spain ES
Grand Total 4,310.2
Of which:
For. Official 2845.8
Treasury Bills 531.2
T-Bonds & Notes 2314.6
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Which president in office borrowed money from China first?
The US does not specifically borrow from China. What happens is that after approval by Congress, the Treasury Department offers bonds for sale and foreigners are allowed to buy them if they wish. They are sold at auction. The president has nothing to do with who buys the bonds. Bonds can also be resold and transferred to new owners. Therefore, it is hard to know who owns them or when the first Chinese national bought a US bond. However, it is known that until 1972 or so, foreigners owned less that 5% of US treasury bonds, so Nixon would be a reasonable guess as the first president who started "borrowing" from China.
Is the US Department of treasury a government owned company?
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To get up to date figures of straight from the mouth of the fox guarding the hen house: MAJOR FOREIGN HOLDERS OF TREASURY SECURITIES http://www.ustreas.gov/tic/mfh.txt As of Feb 2010 China, Mainland owns 877.5 Billion dollars in Treasury securities. Also, Try these sites: http://www.ustreas.gov/tic http://www.treasurydirect.gov/NP/BPDLogin?application=np Peter Schiff talks quite a bit about treasury bonds, and how when China (the country that has the most US Treasuries) stops buying up US Bonds, the American Government will be less able to summon trillions of dollars to give to things like the military, healthcare, US Pension system, food subsidies, space, infrastructure, as well as internal government operations themselves. Once foreign holders of treasury securities get spooked that the full faith and trust of the US treasury is suspect (has a risk of being unable to pay back the interest rates on the bonds), the US Fiat currency will collapse and return to its intrinsic value, which is the worth of the green paper and the ink on it. US Dollar becomes confederate money, a new Dollar is created, and all debts are cancelled, it has happened before, and it will happen again.
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