In a significant turnaround for the US economy, foreign purchases of US Treasury bonds saw a remarkable increase in November 2025. This marks a stark contrast to the previous month when foreign buying had reached a concerning low of -60.10 billion USD in October. The latest figures, updated on January 15, 2026, show that November's purchases soared to 85.60 billion USD.
The rebound in November showcases renewed confidence from international investors in the stability and appeal of US Treasury bonds. This shift in purchasing behavior is crucial for America's financial landscape as it indicates a restoration of trust in its economic policies and prospects after October's dip.
The increase in foreign interest and investment in US Treasury bonds serves not only as a vote of confidence for the US economy but also has the potential to influence its monetary policy and exchange rates positively. Moving forward, this trend will be closely monitored by market participants and policymakers alike, eager to assess its impact and sustainability.
