Foreign Central Banks held U.S. Treasury securities as of the week ending May 1 in the United States.

Federal Reserve announced the Foreign Central Banks held U.S. Treasury securities as of the week ending May 1 in the United States. on 2025-05-08. The reported figure stands at 22.16hundred million dollars, with the prior figure recorded as -266.18hundred million dollars.

Regarding the Foreign Central Banks held U.S. Treasury securities as of the week ending May 1 in the United States., Actual value > Expected value = Bullish for the US dollar, conversely bearish for the US dollar, The currency supply report is quite important because an increase or decrease in the money supply reflects the change in funds available in the market. A larger money supply is beneficial for the economy; conversely, it indicates a decline in economic vitality. Therefore, fluctuations in the money supply can affect the exchange rate of the U.S. dollar.

This data holds an importance level of , calculated using The money supply refers to the total amount of money available in an economy at a specific time, which consists of two parts: deposit money and cash money supplied by financial institutions, including the Central Bank, and updates Every week.

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