Mexicans Cut U.S. Treasuries by More Than Half Since Donald Trump Announced His Candidacy For President in June 2015.
Mexicans Shed $19.9 billion in U.S. Treasuries Since Donald Trump Became the Republican Nominee for President in June 2016.
Mexicans have dumped another $8.2 billion in U.S. Treasuries Since November 2016.
Mexican U.S. Treasury Holdings fall 55% from June 2015
In September 2016, we noted Mexico dumps US Treasuries as Trump Marches Closer to Presidency. At that, time we had foreign holdings of U.S. Treasury data through July 2016. That data showed that Mexico was not alone as foreigners, in general, were also trimming their U.S. Security holdings in early and mid 2016. (see charts below).
Chronology of a Trump Dump
Donald Trump announces on June 16, 2015, he is running for President -Mexican Treasury Holdings stand at $86.3 billion
Trump wins New Hampshire Republican Primary in February 2016 – Mexican Treasury Holdings fall to $72.2 billion.
Trump wins nomination Republican nomination for President in July 2016 – Mexican Treasury Holdings fall to $48.3 billion
Trump is President five months – Mexican Treasury Holdings fall to $38.9 billion in May 2017.
Since Trump’s Election in November 2016, overall foreign holdings of U.S. Treasuries have increased.
In July 2017, in “Re-dollarization Continues as China, Russia & Saudis Load Up on Treasuries” we noted a decided shift in foreign appetite for U.S. Treasuries as the aforementioned countries as well as Switzerland, Britain, Japan and BRICS nations Brazil and Indian also added to their U.S. Treasury holding since November 2016.
Russian Holdings of U.S. Treasury Securities
Chinese Holdings of U.S. Treasury Securities
The increase in holdings of U.S. Treasuries by foreigners since November 2016 occurs against a backdrop of three Fed rate hikes and a falling dollar index.
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