Foreign Purchases of US Treasuries Update – 2/18/05
Interest rates may head higher on slowed foreign buying of American debt.
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Are Central Banks Buying Fewer Dollars?
Have foreign banks been keeping the U.S. economy afloat by purchasing billions in Treasury bills? Little-known numbers from the Federal Reserve say yes. The figures also suggest that such buying is dwindling, signalling trouble ahead for the dollar.