The Treasury International Capital data showed a net inflow of $77.8 billion in June 2025, reflecting solid foreign demand for U.S. securities despite mixed flows across categories.

• Foreign residents purchased $192.3 billion in long-term U.S. securities (including $154.6 billion from private investors and $37.7 billion from official institutions), pointing to broad participation in U.S. financial markets.
• After adjustments, overall net foreign purchases of long-term securities totaled $150.8 billion, highlighting continued portfolio investment inflows.
• U.S. residents bought $41.5 billion in long-term foreign securities, indicating increased outbound portfolio flows.
• Foreign holdings of U.S. Treasury bills rose $9.8 billion, while other short-term custody liabilities fell $12.4 billion, showing divergent trends within short-term instruments.
• Banks’ net dollar-denominated liabilities to foreign residents declined $60.6 billion, partially offsetting the broader inflow from securities purchases.