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In a significant turnaround, foreign investors have markedly increased their purchases of US Treasury bonds, with a notable rise to $58.20 billion in July 2025. This surge marks a dramatic recovery from the previous month’s figures, which showed a negative balance of -$5.10 billion in June 2025, indicating foreign investors were net sellers of US T-bonds during that period.
The recent data, updated on September 18, 2025, highlights a renewed confidence in US government securities among international investors. This shift may suggest a broader sense of optimism regarding the US economy or a strategic move by global investors seeking stable returns amid fluctuating global markets.
The July increase signifies a substantial reversal in sentiment and plays a crucial role in supporting the US treasury market, providing vital funding for government expenditures and influencing interest rates. This upswing in demand could have far-reaching implications for both domestic and global financial landscapes.