Foreign holdings of US Treasuries fall for second straight week
Foreign central banks' ownership of US government debt fell for a second successive week last week despite gains in holdings of US agency debt held by foreign central banks, data from the Federal Reserve, out Thursday, showed.
The Fed data revealed that US Treasuries held by overseas central banks at the Fed fell by $3.66 billion, or 0.16%, to $2.262 trillion for the week ending 19 May. Data on currency swaps to foreign central banks showed no further funds had been drawn in the past week.
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