Economy

Treasury releases March Treasury International Capital data

Official figures showed a $150.7 billion net inflow as foreign holdings of U.S. Treasuries declined, with Japan and China leading the drop.

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By Developing Light NewsroomPublished May 19, 4:37 AM UTCUpdated May 19, 4:37 AM UTC102 words

The U.S. Treasury released March 2026 Treasury International Capital data showing a $150.7 billion net TIC inflow and lower foreign holdings of U.S. Treasuries, according to Treasury and Reuters.

The U.S. Treasury released March 2026 Treasury International Capital data on May 18, showing a $150.7 billion net TIC inflow and a decline in foreign holdings of U.S. Treasuries.

The department said the next TIC release, covering April 2026, is scheduled for June 18.

Reuters reported that the March data showed foreign Treasury holdings fell, led by declines in Japan and China. According to Reuters, Japan's Treasury holdings fell to $1.192 trillion and China's to $652.3 billion.

The TIC report is a closely watched monthly release because it offers a snapshot of cross-border capital flows and foreign demand for U.S. government debt.

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