US Treasuries
Coverage of US Treasuries in the Nexus archive.
- Trillion-dollar asset manager Invesco looks to plant a flag in tokenized stablecoin reserve sector
Invesco, a trillion-dollar asset manager, is entering the tokenized stablecoin reserve sector. The fund will focus on investments in U.S. Treasuries, repo agreements, and cash equivalents to maintain a stable $1 net asset value.
- Gold is now the top reserve asset. Is dollar dominance at risk?
Gold now accounts for 27% of global reserve holdings, overtaking US Treasuries as the world's largest reserve asset. The shift raises questions about the dominance of the US dollar in global reserves.
- Are US Treasuries becoming a financial chokepoint?
US Treasuries, traditionally a safe-haven asset, are increasingly seen as a potential risk to the financial system. The article questions whether they are becoming a financial chokepoint.
- Apollo’s Zelter Sees High-Grade Debt Sales Topping US Treasuries
Jim Zelter of Apollo predicts that high-grade debt sales will surpass US Treasuries. The article highlights his outlook on debt market performance.
- China among top gold buyers as bullion overtakes US Treasuries in global reserves: ECB
China is one of the world’s largest buyers of gold as central banks shift towards the precious metal, which has overtaken US Treasuries in global reserves. The European Central Bank reported that China was the fourth-largest per-country buyer in 2025 after Poland, Kazakhstan, and Brazil, purchasing 25 tonnes, with total purchases exceeding 350 tonnes.
- Gold replaces US Treasuries as world’s top reserve asset, ECB says
Gold has surpassed US Treasuries as the world’s top reserve asset, with its share of reserves rising to 27% due to a historic bullion rally. Central banks are diversifying their holdings away from the US dollar, according to the ECB.
- Only in Argentina: Junk-Rated Bonds Yield Less Than US Treasuries
Argentina's junk-rated bonds are yielding lower returns than US Treasury bonds, an unusual market phenomenon reflecting investor sentiment toward Argentine debt. This inverted yield relationship highlights the complex dynamics of emerging market investing and Argentina's financial positioning.
- Gold Steady as US-Iran Signals Keep Rate Hike Bets Simmering
Gold prices remain steady amid US-Iran tensions and uncertainty over Federal Reserve rate hike decisions. Market volatility has affected equities and cryptocurrencies, with investors shifting toward safer US Treasury assets while gold and silver prices have reversed from recent gains.
- Hong Kong Targets July Launch for New Gold-Clearing System
Hong Kong is planning to launch a new gold-clearing system in July, amidst market volatility and a reversal in gold and silver prices. The system's launch is expected to drive investors into safer assets. The move comes as Bitcoin's value tumbles and the stock market experiences whipsaws.
- Japan Official Sows Doubt Over Potential US Treasuries Sales
Japan is scheduled to release its fourth-quarter GDP figures on February 17, and a Japanese official expressed doubt over potential US Treasuries sales. The country's economic performance is being closely watched. Japan's GDP figures will provide insight into the country's economic health.
- Why banks are fighting stablecoins even after helping shape the CLARITY Act
Banks are fighting against stablecoins becoming an alternative to bank deposits, despite helping shape the CLARITY Act, as it threatens their advantage in deposits and lending. The CLARITY Act pushes for reserve requirements and compliance standards instead of banning the sector outright. This suggests that traditional banks are trying to slow down a financial model that could compete with them.
- Vanguard Favors Treasuries as 10-Year Yields Near Range Top
Vanguard favors US Treasuries as 10-year yields approach the top of their range. This investment strategy is based on current market conditions. The decision may impact bond markets and investor portfolios.
- Gold Holds Decline as Hormuz Quagmire Keeps Inflation Fear High
Gold prices held a decline as the Hormuz quagmire kept inflation fear high, driving investors into US Treasuries. The stock market was volatile, and Bitcoin's value tumbled. Gold and silver prices reversed after a steep run-up.
- Gold Falls as Trump Rejection of Iran Offer Fans Inflation Fears
Gold prices fell due to Trump's rejection of Iran offer, fueling inflation fears and driving investors to US Treasuries. The stock market was volatile, Bitcoin tumbled, and gold and silver prices reversed. This reversal led to a shift in investor behavior.
- Markets Debate If Japan Sold Treasuries When Intervening in Yen
The Bank of Japan's intervention in the yen has sparked debate over whether Japan sold US Treasuries. The move is being closely watched by markets and economists. The Bank of Japan's actions may impact global financial markets.
- Tether reports $1.04B profit in Q1 as Treasury holdings reach $141B
Tether reported a $1.04 billion profit in Q1 2024, with its balance sheet holding $141 billion in US Treasury securities. The stablecoin issuer's focus on Treasuries continues as stablecoin adoption grows in emerging markets.
- US Treasuries Rebound Post-Fed as Oil Eases From Four-Year Highs
US Treasuries rebounded following Federal Reserve actions, while oil prices eased from a four-year high. The movements reflect shifting market dynamics influenced by central bank policies and energy sector trends.
- US Treasuries Trade Rangebound as Fed Officials Prepare to Meet
US Treasuries remain rangebound ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting. Fed Chair Jerome Powell is among the officials preparing to discuss monetary policy.
- US Treasuries Rally as Falling Oil Boosts Rate-Cut Bets
US Treasuries experienced a rally as falling oil prices increased market expectations of potential interest rate cuts. The decline in oil prices has bolstered investor confidence in lower future borrowing costs.