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Foreign holdings of U.S. Treasury bonds declined by $50.4 billion in July 2026, reaching $9.25 trillion, amid concerns over rising inflation and the U.S. budget deficit. This followed decreases in holdings by Japan and China, the two largest investors, by $12.8 billion and $15.4 billion respectively, while the United Kingdom increased its investments by $58.4 billion. In the British debt market, the Bank of England announced a six-month halt to government bond sales and a restructured plan to gradually reduce its portfolio by 2034, as bond prices rose and yields declined.
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