Kuwait's Investments in U.S. Treasury Bonds Reach $66.8 Billion by May End
Kuwait's investments in U.S. Treasury bonds increased by 17.17% over the year, reaching a value of $66.81 billion by the end of May 2026, compared to $57.02 billion in May 2025, with a gradual rise since the start of the year. Long-term bonds constitute the largest share of Kuwait's investments at $64.25 billion, while short-term bonds amount to $2.56 billion. Regionally, Saudi Arabia leads Arab investors with holdings totaling $140.3 billion, while Japan maintained the highest global holdings at $1.14 trillion. Additionally, the total investments by foreign countries in U.S. Treasury bonds rose to $9.37 trillion by the end of May 2026, an increase of 3.88%.
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