Data compiled by Woofun AI shows that foreign ownership of US Treasury securities expanded by $3.9 billion in April, climbing to $9.35 trillion. This figure marks the second-highest level in history, underscoring sustained international appetite for US government debt despite broader market volatility.

Japan, the largest foreign holder, boosted its position by $18.3 billion to $1.21 trillion, the highest since February. The UK, ranking second, added $10.6 billion to reach a record $937.5 billion. Conversely, China, the third-largest holder, trimmed holdings by $1.2 billion to $651.1 billion, the lowest since September 2008. Canada, the seventh-largest holder, saw a sharper decline of $42.3 billion, dropping to $397.1 billion, the lowest since January. This divergence indicates that while total foreign demand remains robust, allocation strategies among major economies are increasingly varied.