Group 1 - The total holdings of US Treasuries by overseas investors reached a record high of $9.16 trillion in July, increasing by $31.9 billion from June [1] - The significant increase in holdings was primarily driven by the UK, which added $41.3 billion to reach $899.3 billion, marking a historical record [1] - France also recorded notable growth in its US Treasury holdings during the same period [1] Group 2 - China, the third-largest holder of US Treasuries, saw its holdings drop by $25.7 billion to $730.7 billion, the lowest level since 2009 [1] - Japan, the largest foreign holder of US Treasuries, slightly increased its holdings by $3.8 billion to $1.15 trillion [1] - Canada experienced a significant decline in its holdings, decreasing by $57.1 billion to $381.4 billion, the lowest level since April of this year [1] Group 3 - The demand for US Treasuries among overseas investors has been under scrutiny, particularly in light of increased tariffs imposed by President Trump, raising concerns about international capital flows [2] - Over 30% of the total US Treasury stock is held by foreign investors and governments [2] - Recent indicators suggest a potential weakening interest from overseas investors in US assets, coinciding with a decline in the US Treasury index in July [2]