China reduced its holdings of US government debt by the largest margin in nearly nine years in June, according to data from the US Treasury.
China holds more US government debt than any other country and cut its holdings of US securities by more that 3% in June. Japan and the UK – second and third largest holders of US debt – increased their holdings over the same period.
China’s holding of US debt is about 7% higher than at the turn of the year. In June, China cut its holdings of US securities by about $25bn, a fall of 3.1%



