Investors have been watching whether foreign demand for US corporate bonds can withstand rising Treasury yields and higher interest rates. According to Goldman Sachs, foreign demand has remained robust despite this year's bond market selloff. Net foreign purchases of US corporate bonds totaled $251 billion through the end of June, putting 2026 on pace to nearly match last year's record $392 billion. European investors have been the biggest buyers, outpacing Asia by more than two to one.
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