US Capital Inflow Rises in November

2025-01-17 21:11 By Mojdeh Kazemi 1 min. read

Net foreign acquisitions of long-term securities, short-term US securities, and banking flows was a net TIC inflow of $159.9 billion in November 2024.

It came below the record high set in September, with China boosting its portfolio of US debt.

Net foreign private inflows amounted to $156.6 billion, while net foreign official inflows totaled $3.3 billion.

Foreign residents raised their holdings of long-term US securities in November, with net purchases reaching $115.7 billion.

Private foreign investors made net purchases of $124.0 billion, while foreign official institutions recorded net sales of $8.3 billion.

US residents also increased their holdings of long-term foreign securities, making net purchases of $36.7 billion.

Treasury yields surged before the Nov. 5 US elections, fueled by expectations of growth-friendly policies and potential inflation from Republican victories.

Yields eased in mid-November but climbed again, with 10-year yields hitting a 14-month high earlier this week.



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