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UK overtakes China as the second-largest holder of US Treasuries. Market sees new highs despite weak GDP stimulus, driven by fiscal deficits and new credit.
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"UK overtakes China as 2nd-largest US Treasury holder The value of Treasuries held by Chinese investorsfell to $765bn at the end of March down from $784bn in the previous month. Those held by UK investors rose almost $30bn to $779bn. 2011 : China $1.3tn"
@narne_kumar06 on X 2025-07-22 09:36:58 UTC 7088 followers, XX engagements
"2024: $1.5tn fiscal deficit + $0.6tn new credit = $2.1tn new money creation 2025: $1.3tn fiscal deficit + $1tn new credit = $2.3tn new money. That is why the market is making new highs although the YoY stimulus on GDP is not strong. Fiscal: BBB impact is flat for 2025 but I assume tariff revenue will go to $500bn now that front-running and transshipment for China is about to end. Credit: Already at $0.6tn but the second half is typically weaker and interest rates are higher than in early 2025"
@fcfinvest on X 2025-07-18 08:35:44 UTC 1520 followers, XXX engagements