Foreign Demand for US Treasuries Remains Strong as Japan and UK Buy, China Cuts
Foreign holdings of U.S. Treasuries rose $3.9 billion in April to $9.35 trillion, the second-highest level on record, with Japan and the UK increasing their positions while China reduced its stake.
Foreign ownership of U.S. government debt climbed $3.9 billion in April, reaching $9.35 trillion — the second-highest level on record, according to data cited in the report. This indicates sustained global appetite for U.S. Treasuries despite ongoing concerns over fiscal deficits and rising debt levels.
Japan and the United Kingdom increased their holdings, while China continued to reduce its position. The divergent moves underscore shifting strategies among major foreign creditors.
Source: First Squawk