China's holdings of two-room bonds remain America's biggest lender

BCC, Beijing, February 17 (Xinhua) According to Economic news, "World finance" reported that the latest data released by the US Treasury's website show that China sold 1.93 billion US dollars of long-term institutional bonds, including Fannie and Freddie Bonds, in December 2010, and two-room bonds, which were the bonds of Freddie Mac and the company. In 2010, China's net selling of such institutional bonds amounted to $29.3 billion trillion.　　This is the financial crisis after the outbreak of China's "two-room" bond reduction of the largest year, but also has the largest number of reduction in data records since the extent. U.S. Treasury data, released on the same day, also showed China's holdings of $4 billion trillion in US Treasuries last December, while China reduced its holdings of US Treasuries by 3.2 billion trillion in 2010. But China remains the largest overseas holder of US Treasuries.