China increased its holdings of US Treasuries in September for 3 consecutive months with 15.1 billion dollars

The US Treasury announced the state of the world's holdings of U.S. Treasuries in September. The total of 883.5 billion dollars is still at the top of the list for 3 consecutive months to increase the morning news Beijing time 10 o'clock last evening, the U.S. Treasury announced the September world countries and regions holding U.S. Treasury bonds. In September, China held a total of 883.5 billion U.S. Treasuries, still ranked first in the country, more than 868.4 billion U.S. dollars in August, the chain increased by 15.1 billion U.S. dollars.　　China has increased its holdings of U.S. Treasuries in the past three months, with 883.5 billion trillion in debt holding a record high since April this year.　　The quantitative easing of monetary policy in the United States now means that the dollar's value is weakened, leaving the US with a huge foreign debt that will be diluted, while China's holdings of trillions of foreign reserves, especially US Treasuries, may also face a steep contraction. In July and August of this year, China's holdings of U.S. government bonds rose continuously, with a August increase of 21.7 billion U.S. dollars, significantly more than the July 3 billion. China's holdings of U.S. government debt in May and June fell by a row, with a total reduction of $56.5 billion trillion.　　In the previous March and April, China's holdings of U.S. government debt rose continuously, a total increase of 22.7 billion U.S. dollars. The second-largest holder of U.S. government debt in September was Japan, which grew from $836.6 billion trillion in August to $865 billion, adding $28.4 billion trillion. The third was Britain, which increased its holdings from $449.5 billion trillion (revised) to $459.1 billion in August, to $9.6 billion trillion. The total holdings of US Treasuries increased from $226.6 billion trillion in August to $230.5 billion trillion, with an increase of $3.9 billion trillion in oil output of 15 countries. Brazil's holdings of US Treasuries increased from $165.1 billion trillion in August to $175.6 billion trillion, with an increase of $10.5 billion trillion.