China, Japan, and the United Kingdom increased their holdings of US Treasury bonds in January
Golden Ten Data reported on March 19 that, according to data from the U.S. Treasury Department, Japan held $1.225 trillions in U.S. Treasury bonds in January, compared to $1.186 trillions in December last year. China held $694 billions in U.S. Treasury bonds in January, compared to $684 billions in December. The United Kingdom held $895 billions in U.S. Treasury bonds in January, compared to $866 billions in December.
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