Brad Setser says surplus economies’ dollar holdings are no longer flowing directly into U.S. Treasuries, underscoring a shift in how global imbalances are financed. He has also pointed to Asian pension fund influence and China’s move toward agency debt.
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Brad Setser says surplus economies’ dollar holdings are no longer flowing directly into U.S. Treasuries, underscoring a shift in how global imbalances are financed. He has also pointed to Asian pension fund influence and China’s move toward agency debt.
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