Foreign Central Banks shift from long-term US bonds to short-term T-Bills
Listen to the article Foreign central banks and government institutions reduce their long -term US debt and move to the Treasury’s short -term accounts, according to new US Treasury data. The latest Treasury International Capital (TIC) report shows that in February, official foreign institutions sold a pure $ 19.6 billion in US bonds and notes – the guarantees of over one year. This marked the fourth consecutive month of net selling, after $ 24.1 billion unloaded in January and $ 42.3 billion in December. In contrast, foreign buyers added $ 61.6 billion to finance ministry accounts in February, reflecting a
