The United States Department of the Treasury building is seen in Washington D.C., United States on April 12, 2023.
The US Department of the Treasury building.
  • China cut its holdings of US Treasurys to a 14-year low in June.
  • Bond prices have tanked in 2023 with investors fretting about the Federal Reserve's interest-rate hikes.
  • Tensions between Washington and Beijing are also still high.

China slashed its holdings of Treasurys to a 14-year low in June, as tensions between Washington and Beijing persist and the US's rivals try to undermine the dollar's supremacy.

The world's second-largest economy trimmed its exposure to American government debt to by $103 billion, or 11%, according to Treasury Department data published Tuesday.