
Global debt hits record $365T as stablecoin issuers ramp up Treasury demand
- —Global debt hit a record $365 trillion, rising $10 trillion in six months
- —Emerging market debt grew $6.5 trillion to $110 trillion, led by China
- —Stablecoin issuers have added short-term Treasuries faster than Japan since 2023
- —Issuer demand for short-term Treasuries could reach about $400 billion by 2030
Why it matters: Stablecoin issuers are becoming a notable source of demand for US Treasuries, tying the crypto market more closely to the global debt system and short-term yields.
Source: Cryptopolitan
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