The US Treasury raises funds by issuing three types of debt instruments: short-term bills, medium-term notes and long-term bonds. They carry a face value but are sold at a discount, with that price ...

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The US is running 7% of GDP deficits, more or less. As I’ve argued numerous times, that’s mostly structural and very hard to ...

Japan, the biggest foreign holder of US Treasury bonds, saw its holdings tick up by $3.7 billion in April to $1.13 trillion. The UK's holdings climbed by $28.4 billion to $807.7 billion.

As foreign holdings rose for a third straight month to an all-time peak of US$9.05 trillion in March, China’s stockpile slid to US$765.4 billion, down US$18.9 billion from the previous month and ...

Over the past 50 years, the share of US debt held by foreign entities has increased fivefold. In 1970, only 5 percent was owned by overseas investors; today, that figure has risen to 25 percent.

My InsiderEverything from bonds to stocks to the US dollar ticked lower to start the week, with markets assessing the impact of Moody's decision to downgrade the US debt rating from Aaaa to Aa1 ...

The U.K. has surpassed China to be the second-largest foreign holder of U.S. Treasuries for the first time since late 2000, as Beijing scaled back its holdings before its trade war with the U.S ...