TREE NEWS reports: US Treasury data show investment funds bought $49.423 billion of 2-year notes maturing September 30, 2028, in the latest biweekly reporting period, down from $49.590 billion the prior month. Foreign investors bought $8.241 billion of the same 2-year notes, versus $9.838 billion a month earlier. Funds also purchased $32.312 billion of 7-year notes due September 30, 2033, up from $30.569 billion.
US Treasury Data: Investment Funds Bought $49.42B in 2-Year Notes
AI take
The divergence matters more than the headline: foreign official demand for the 2-year slipped while investment funds trimmed their own 2-year take but added to 7-year notes. That mix suggests duration appetite is shifting out the curve rather than retreating outright, with funds absorbing more of the intermediate sector as overseas buyers step back. Whether the foreign pullback is a one-period dip or the start of a broader rotation is the open question, and it frames how the next biweekly prints read.
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