In May this year, China, Japan and the United Kingdom once again reduced their holdings of U.S. debt, with China reducing its holdings by $22.2 billion and Japan and the United Kingdom reducing their holdings by tens of billions of dollars.
As for the June and July data, we have to wait until the U.S. Treasury Department in the middle of this month and September release, the data there is a 2-month delay. Many people will have a question, why China does not sell all the U.S. debt, but a slow and continuous reduction, if all the sale, what will happen?
