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China, Japan cut U.S. Treasury holdings in October -data
12/15/2020 | 05:34pm EDT
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NEW YORK, Dec 15 (Reuters) - China and Japan, the two
largest non-U.S. holders of Treasuries, reduced their holdings
in October, data from the U.S. Treasury department showed on
Tuesday, continuing a trend of the last few months.
China s holdings of Treasuries fell to $1.054 trillion, the
lowest since January 2017, cutting its load of U.S. government
debt for five straight months.
Japan, the world s largest holder of Treasuries at $1.269
trillion, also pared back its holdings for a third straight
month.
The decline in Japan s and China s stockpile of Treasuries
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NEW YORK, Dec 15 (Reuters) - China and Japan, the two largest non-U.S. holders of Treasuries, reduced their holdings in October, data from the U.S. Treasury department showed on Tuesday, continuing a trend of the last few months.
China’s holdings of Treasuries fell to $1.054 trillion, the lowest since January 2017, cutting its load of U.S. government debt for five straight months.
Japan, the world’s largest holder of Treasuries at $1.269 trillion, also pared back its holdings for a third straight month.
The decline in Japan’s and China’s stockpile of Treasuries was offset by a surge in holdings from Belgium and the UK, two countries used as financial centers for some of the biggest sovereign debt holders.