A post by @FirstSquawk on X.
U.S. TREASURY INVESTOR FLOWS SHOW INVESTMENT FUNDS IN THE LATEST BIWEEKLY REPORTING PERIOD BOUGHT $50.475 BLN OF THE 2-YEAR NOTE DUE 10/31/2028 VERSUS $49.423 BLN THE PRIOR MONTH, WHILE FOREIGN INVESTORS BOUGHT $6.955 BLN VERSUS $8.241 BLN
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Investment funds increased their purchases of the 2-year Treasury note maturing October 31, 2028 to $50.475 billion in the latest biweekly reporting period, up from $49.423 billion the prior month, while foreign investors bought $6.955 billion, down from $8.241 billion. The divergence shows domestic fund demand for short-duration government debt strengthening even as overseas participation cooled. The shift matters because foreign appetite for U.S. Treasuries is a key gauge of cross-border confidence in dollar assets and can influence yields at the front end of the curve. Watch upcoming biweekly flow data and auction results for whether the foreign pullback persists or reverses.
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2-Year Note due 10/31/2028, U.S. Treasury, Foreign Investors, Investment Funds