Group 1 - Foreign investors purchased U.S. corporate bonds at the fastest pace in nearly three years in January, driven by stable yields and reduced hedging costs [1] - The average daily net inflow for January reached $332 million, the highest level since February 2023, despite a slowdown in buying during the last week of the month [1] - Concerns on Wall Street regarding a weaker dollar potentially leading to broader foreign capital withdrawal from U.S. assets have not materialized, as foreign allocation to corporate bonds remains resilient [1]