Individual investors are on track to buy the bulk of the U.S. government’s newly issued longer-term debt, suggesting trepidation over the stock market's highs
Individual investors are helping power this year’s rally in U.S. government debt, a sign many remain cautious even as stocks push to new highs.
Their assets in taxable-bond mutual funds rose by a net $316 billion in the first five months of the year, according to data from Morningstar Direct. Individual investors are on track to buy a majority of the U.S. government’s newly issued longer-term debt this year for the first time since the Treasury Department began publishing data from its auctions.
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