According to data released by the US Department of the Treasury on June 18th, the holdings of the top three foreign owners of US bonds, Japan, China, and the United Kingdom, continued to diverge in April 2024: China increased its holdings, while Japan and the United Kingdom reduced theirs. The Treasury International Capital (TIC) report for April 2024 from the US Department of the Treasury shows that Japan reduced its holdings of US government bonds by $37.5 billion in April, with a holding position of $1.1503 trillion, still the largest foreign creditor of the United States. China increased its holdings of US government bonds by $3.3 billion in April to $770.7 billion, its first increase this year.
今年首次增持！中国4月增持美债33亿美元，日本、英国减持
First shareholding this year! China increased its shareholdings of US bonds by $3.3 billion in April, while Japan and the United Kingdom reduced theirs.
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