The March 15 Financial Times reported:

BEIJING CONCERNED OVER SAFETY OF DEBT HOLDINGS

In a front page article by Geoff Dyer in Beijing and Alan Beattie in Washington, it was reported:

"Premier Wen Jiabao yesterday urged the U.S. to take measures to guarantee its `good credit,' expressing concern about the `safety' of his country's huge holdings of U.S. government debt.

The March 15 Financial Times reported:

BEIJING CONCERNED OVER SAFETY OF DEBT HOLDINGS

In a front page article by Geoff Dyer in Beijing and Alan Beattie in Washington, it was reported:

"Premier Wen Jiabao yesterday urged the U.S. to take measures to guarantee its `good credit,' expressing concern about the `safety' of his country's huge holdings of U.S. government debt.

In a January 29 article in the Financial Times by Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson and  Gillian Teft from Davos, Switzerland and John Thornhill and Catherine Belton from Moscow the following is explained:

What refreshing candor!  It is about time these overpaid banking disaster failures were told the truth about their failed policies and performances!

The article continues:

"Wen Jiabao, the Chinese premier, and Vladimir Putin, Russian prime minister, used the world economic forum in Davos to argue that the two rising powers must play a bigger role in a new economic order.