How do ordinary Chinese buy U.S. Treasury bonds?

Updated on international 2024-02-09
11 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Ordinary Chinese cannot directly buy government bonds on the mainland. You can only buy the bank's related wealth management products linked to U.S. Treasury bonds, and the starting point is generally more than 5,000 US dollars or 10,000 US dollars.

    If you open an account with a large bank in Hong Kong, such as Citibank and Standard Chartered Bank, you may be able to buy U.S. Treasury bonds directly, and the starting point is relatively high. It is more difficult to open an account directly in Hong Kong.

    Therefore, if you want to invest in U.S. Treasury bonds, you can only buy relevant wealth management products through banks in the mainland.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    At present, China cannot directly purchase U.S. Treasury bonds, and can only purchase U.S. bond wealth management products through banks.

    It is possible to make money by shorting or going long Treasury bonds. Regardless of whether it is long or short, it is guided by market interest rates and monetary policy. Shorting U.S. Treasury bonds is ** U.S. Treasury bond options, and then selling spot bonds, spot****. In this way, the risk of interest rate adjustment can be avoided.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    You also buy US Treasuries, you are crazy.

    Don't be stupid, U.S. Treasury bonds are actually the bottomless pit of the United States. China has no way to be deceived by the United States, the United States relies on its own three major credit rating agencies to flatten his garbage ** into AAA, and then looks like good bonds, but in fact they are all illusions, and then sell them to the world, China will be fooled stupidly, and when the United States suddenly can't hold the fire The two-house subprime mortgage crisis broke out, which is that China has bought the United States ** as high as 922 billion US dollars, including 466.5 billion US dollars in long-term federal bonds and 376 billion US dollars in "two-house" bonds. For the two-room ** the United States began to ignore the final state acquisition, you know why.

    His promise was not to let the two houses go out of business. That's why we knocked out our teeth and forgot to swallow them. I want to cry without tears.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    I advise you not to buy it, the United States can owe big accounts, they won't even pay back the money of other countries in China, how can they pay back your money, and China is different, the party-state will never owe money, and now the yuan is strong, and the dollar has a falling problem.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    A brief description of why we should buy U.S. Treasuries, and the benefits of waiting for us.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    Look at how the smart United States has benefited, the dollar has depreciated against the exchange rate of the country that lent him money, and international borrowing is to make money from other countries.

    It's a simple math calculation.

    For example, if Japan lends money to the United States, Japan in 1970, according to the United States 30 years for annualized bonds, in 1970, the exchange rate = , at the time of repayment in 2000 the exchange rate = Japanese yen 107.

    In 1970, Japan paid the amount yen360 to obtain bonds for 30 years

    In 2000, Japan received only the amount yen235 = (+30 years) *107

    Japan paid yen360 to borrow the United States in 1970, in 2000, 30 years later, only received yen235, the net loss was yen125!

  7. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    The foreign exchange reserves obtained through the surplus of the company's import and export are used to purchase U.S. Treasury bonds. Because China exports more and imports less, it has achieved a surplus and obtained "foreign exchange reserves". Dollars as reserves can be deposited in U.S. banks, but U.S. banks are not insured, and the interest rate is very low, so they buy U.S. Treasury bonds.

    So the purchase of U.S. Treasury bonds uses foreign exchange reserves.

    The purchase of U.S. Treasury bonds is a national-level act, through the country's reserves, overseas investment, and China's ** withdrawal of funds from the foreign exchange of various enterprises, and then through the international bond market, to buy Treasury bonds from the United States**.

    In this process, China plays a role in risk assessment throughout the process. The State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) is the agency that operates directly, and the major commercial banks are providing sufficient funds for the purchase of treasury bonds.

  8. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    Why is our country buying U.S. Treasury bonds? - Fire.

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    First, the U.S. dollar is the world's currency, and the foreign settlement is settled in U.S. dollars;

    Second, the United States prints dollars, and there is a certain amount of currency, more is inflation, less is deflation, but after these dollars are paid to China, it will cause a decrease in the amount of domestic currency in the United States, so it is necessary to send dollars back to the United States through a certain mechanism to ensure the balance of the total currency;

    Third; Let the dollar return to the United States, there are two mechanisms, one is to spend money and buy American products, but the United States can sell us only agricultural products and Boeing aircraft; The other is to save money, and this mechanism is the U.S. Treasury bonds, so if you want to do business with the U.S. and make American money, you have to buy U.S. Treasury bonds, because the U.S. dollar is the world's reserve currency.

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    Because of the high creditworthiness of the United States, US Treasury bonds have been famous all over the world since World War I, and investing in US bonds is risk-free and safe.

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    There is no better channel. Foreign exchange such as the US dollar cannot be used domestically, and foreign investment is very risky, and with our current ability and international situation, it is basically lost, so only buying US Treasury bonds is the easiest and safest way to preserve value.

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