For full details as to why China and the United Kingdom have been combined in the chart below, see a previous post China Sells Treasuries... or Did They?
Source: Treasury
Monday, May 17, 2010
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You have to stick with quality paper in these deflationary, scray times. US treasuries are the safest of all.
ReplyDeleteSarcasm on high.