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Securities (d): Holdings of Long-Term Securities

 


STATISTICS  (Sept. 18, 2012) Data updated through June 2012

  1. Portfolio Holdings of U.S. long-term securities by Foreigners
    1. Total holdings by all foreign countries. also in  csv format.
    2. Holdings by country:
      1. Recent holdings also in  csv format.
      2. Global (set of all countries).
        Also available in  "csv" and  "txt (tab-delimited)"formats to download for spreadsheets. The list of country codes-country names is in "Resources" in the upper-right section of the webpage.


  2. U.S. portfolio holdings of Foreign long-term securities
    1. Total holdings by all U.S. residents. also in  csv format.
    2. U.S. holdings by country of issuer:
      1. Recent holdings also in  csv format.
      2. Global (set of all countries).
        Also available in  "csv" and  "txt (tab-delimited)"formats to download for spreadsheets. The list of country codes-country names is in "Resources" in the upper-right section of the webpage.

 

NEWS

  1. Additional information on this data is included in the May 15 monthly TIC press release.
  2. Quarterly Analysis and Charts PDF icon (PDF).

 

References - recommended


(May 2012) Improving the Measurement of Cross-Border Securities Holdings: The Treasury International Capital SLTPDF icon (PDF). In the wake of the financial crisis, growing interest in improving the measurement of cross-border securities positions spurred the introduction of a new Treasury International Capital (TIC) reporting form, the TIC SLT. This article reviews the existing structure of TIC cross-border position and flow data, the benefits that the new SLT can provide, and the incoming information from the first two reporting months of SLT data, September and December 2011. While some patterns and characteristics of the SLT data will become clear only after more data have accumulated, the SLT data have already begun to provide timely insights on U.S. and foreign cross-border investment flows that are different from the monthly estimates provided by existing flow data. It is from the Federal Reserve Bulletin, Volume 98, May 23, 2012, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.

For other articles on TIC data, see the Articles on TIC webpage.

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Last Updated: 9/18/2012 9:17 AM