<p>Federal Reserve researchers stated that by the end of 2024, the scale of U.S. Treasury bonds held by hedge funds in the Cayman Islands will exceed the official U.S. data, possibly being $1.4 trillion higher than the reported figures. The holdings of these funds reached $1.85 trillion in December, an increase of $1 trillion since 2022. A report from the U.S. Treasury indicated their holdings at $423 billion. These Federal Reserve researchers noted that their data shows the Cayman Islands as the largest overseas creditor of the U.S., surpassing China, Japan, and the United Kingdom</p>

<p>Federal Reserve researchers found that by the end of 2024, the amount of U.S. Treasury bonds held by hedge funds in the Cayman Islands is $1.4 trillion higher than official data, reaching $1.85 trillion. The U.S. Treasury Department reports its holdings at $423 billion, making the Cayman Islands the largest overseas creditor of the U.S., surpassing China, Japan, and the United Kingdom</p>

美联储人员发现 开曼群岛对冲基金的美债持仓数据出入达 1.4 万亿美元

美联储人员发现开曼群岛对冲基金的美债持仓数据出入达 1.4 万亿美元