Economy

Treasury releases March 2026 Treasury International Capital data

Official data showed a $150.7 billion net TIC inflow, while foreign residents trimmed Treasury bill holdings.

By Developing Light NewsroomPublished May 19, 5:43 AM UTCUpdated May 19, 5:43 AM UTC97 words

The U.S. Treasury released March 2026 Treasury International Capital data showing a $150.7 billion net TIC inflow. Treasury said foreign residents increased long-term U.S. securities holdings by $96.5 billion and cut Treasury bill holdings by $16.8 billion.

The U.S. Treasury Department released March 2026 Treasury International Capital data on May 18, showing a $150.7 billion net TIC inflow.

The monthly report is one of the key official gauges of cross-border flows into U.S. assets. Treasury said foreign residents increased holdings of long-term U.S. securities by $96.5 billion in March, while holdings of U.S. Treasury bills fell by $16.8 billion.

Reuters later reported that foreign holdings of U.S. Treasuries declined in March, with Japan and China leading the drop.

Treasury said the next TIC release, covering April 2026 data, is scheduled for June 18, 2026.

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