18.06.202620:00:00UTC+00Foreign Buying of US Long-Term Securities Jumps to $103.1B in April

Net foreign purchases of US long-term securities accelerated in April 2026, with TIC Net Long-Term Transactions rising to $103.1 billion, up from $79.9 billion in March 2026.

The latest US Treasury International Capital (TIC) data, updated on 18 June 2026, indicate a solid increase in net foreign demand for US long-term financial assets, such as Treasuries, corporate bonds, and equities. The April figure suggests international investors continued to view US long-term instruments as attractive despite ongoing global economic uncertainty.

The move from $79.9 billion to $103.1 billion underscores a strengthening in external financing flows into the United States, which can help support the dollar and ease funding conditions for the US government and corporates. Investors will be watching subsequent TIC releases to see whether April’s uptick marks the beginning of a sustained trend in foreign appetite for US long-term assets.