Global investments in American Treasury bills and bonds decreased by around 70 billion dollars during the course of a year, reaching a level of 7509 billion dollars by August 2022.
In August 2021, investments were at a level of $7,578,800 billion, which means that they decreased by $69,800 billion.
At the end of August 2022, Japan’s investments in US Treasury bonds were the largest, totaling 1,199.
8 billion dollars, up from 7 billion dollars before August 2021 at 1319.
The second-place finisher is China, which had investments of $ 971. 8 billion in August of last year. To put Beijing’s August 2021 investments in comparison, which totaled $1047 billion, click here.
Saudi Arabia topped the first in the Arab world, with its investments in these bonds at the end of last August reached the level of 122. 1 billion dollars after it was at the level of 124. 1 in the same month before (August 2021).
The following timetable illustrates the shift in global holdings of American treasury bills and bonds between August 2021 and August 2022:
Only foreign investments in American treasury bills and bonds are disclosed by the American Treasury in its monthly reporting; other American assets, whether public or private, are excluded.
Author: RT.
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