BRICS: 19% Decline in Foreigners Buying US Bonds & Treasuries
BRICS members, European countries, and several Asian nations are raising far fewer US-based financial assets like bonds and Treasuries than at any time before. According to the latest report from Dealogic data, issuance of US dollar-based bonds from foreign countries has dropped by 19% in 2025. A dip of $86.2 billion worth of US bonds and Treasuries was reported in the first five months of 2025, compared to the same period last year as BRICS, European nations and Asian countries prefer home-based financial assets to get exposure to rising yields. Also Read: BRICS: 44 Countries Align With De-Dollarization Agenda BRICS: Foreign Countries Buying US Bonds & Treasuries Drop By 19% Source: FT montage / AP The drop in US bonds and Treasuries is concerning as it’s the first major decline in over three years. In addition, Dealogic data shows that sovereign government bonds from developing countries have seen a surge, especially in local currencies. Investments in local currency-based asset...