After hedging currency risk, foreign investors no longer make money buying American bonds.

US-listed Chinese stocks, led by Alibaba, PDD, and Baidu, declined after Trump's accusation of China breaking tariff deal.

China’s suspension of the export of rare earth metals and permanent magnets has exposed the US’s vulnerability to its ...

As large corporates tap ultra-long debt exceeding 20 years, banks are forced to abandon risky ‘pay-to-play’ underwriting. But ...

highlighting its critical role as a buyer amid rising U.S. bond yields, a Moody’s downgrade, and declining holdings by China and Japan. CoinDesk's Christine Lee hosts "Chart of the Day." ...

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Yet it needs a large pool of dollar debt on hand to sell if the ... blow to Chinese exporters. The line chart shows China's direct holdings of US Treasuries Then there is the question of what ...

Investing.com -- Recent speculation that China and Japan were dumping U.S. Treasuries took a hit on Wednesday after a report from the U.S Treasury Department showed that foreign holdings of ...

Foreign holdings of U.S. Treasuries rose 3.4% in February, data from the Treasury Department showed on Wednesday, with the two largest owners, Japan and China, building up their U.S. debt holdings.

These holdings are ... securities allows the United States to finance its budget deficits at lower interest rates. When countries like Japan and China invest in U.S. debt, borrowing costs for ...

China’s nuclear option revolves around US debt. China is the second largest ... China could theoretically weaponise the US Treasury holdings – by dumping it – meaning that it would sell ...