Ray Dalio (レイ・ダリオ) warned that waning demand from Japan and China poses a new risk to the US Treasury market. In an interview in Singapore on the 6th, he said foreign investors account for about one-third of US debt, much of it held by Japan and China.
A warning has been issued that the US Treasury market is vulnerable to waning demand from Japan and China. Ray Dalio (レイ・ダリオ), founder of Bridgewater Associates, one of the world’s largest hedge funds, pointed out that the US relies on foreign investors for about one-third of its debt.
In an interview with Bloomberg Television in Singapore, Dalio explained that most of the foreign-held portion comes from Japan and China.