Hedge funds hold $2 trillion in US debt, but their next trade could require fewer bonds
Hedge funds held an estimated $2 trillion in cash US Treasuries at the end of 2025, or about 7% of the marketable debt outstanding, according to the Office of Financial Research. Much of that buying is tied to trades designed to earn small differences between bond and derivatives prices, which makes the funds great…
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