Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway holds more U.S. debt than the Fed

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04-23
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Mars Finance News, on April 23rd, Warren Buffett has now almost swallowed 5% of the entire US Treasury market, locking in short-term US Treasury bonds worth $308.7 billion through Berkshire Hathaway. This was derived from the data disclosed in the company's latest financial report. This substantial amount of Treasury bonds gives Buffett a 4.89% share of the entire US Treasury market. As of the end of March 2025, the total US Treasury market size was $6.15 trillion, which means that for every $20 of Treasury bonds in circulation, $1 belongs to him. This report from Berkshire Hathaway's documents shows Buffett's firm stance on safety and liquidity. According to the US Treasury Department's Monthly Public Debt Report, the entire US Treasury market was $6.15 trillion as of the end of March, which is the basis for calculating the 4.89% share. Currently, Buffett's US Treasury holdings even exceed those of the Federal Reserve, which currently holds just over $195 billion in Treasury bonds. (Jinshi)

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