China Has Increased Its &Nbsp Holdings For Two Consecutive Months, And Is Still The Largest Creditor In The US.

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US Treasury Bonds Foreign Exchange Reserves Of Japanese Bonds

Beijing time on the evening of July 18th, the U.S. Treasury released data show that as of the end of 5 this year, China holds

US Treasury bonds

11598 billion US dollars, an increase of US $7 billion 300 million compared with the end of April.

At present, China is still the largest holder of US Treasury bonds.

It is worth noting that this is our second consecutive month of holdings of US Treasury bonds.

In April, China increased its holdings of US $7 billion 600 million.

In the past five months, China has continuously reduced US Treasury bonds to US $30 billion 400 million.

At the same time, China also increased its holdings in May.

Japanese government bonds

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Japan's Ministry of finance data show that China bought a net Japanese yen of about 497 billion 100 million yen (US $6 billion 100 million) in May, increasing its holdings of Japanese long-term bonds for eighth consecutive months.

By the end of 6 2011, the balance of China's foreign exchange reserves reached US $31975 billion, an increase of 30.3% over the same period last year.

The rapid growth of foreign exchange reserves poses difficulties for managers.

Standard Chartered Bank said in a report that there is evidence that China has accelerated this year.

foreign exchange reserve

The process of diversification has invested about 3/4 of the new foreign exchange reserves in non US dollar assets.

As the second and third largest creditors of US Treasury bonds, Japan and the United Kingdom increased their holdings of US Treasury bonds by US $5 billion 500 million and US $13 billion 500 million in May.