Source: Bank for International Settlements (BIS), global liquidity indicators and locational banking statistics, Monetary Macro. As of 2026-06-30. Released 2026-10-29.

Cross-border positions of banks located in the countries that report to the BIS (locational banking statistics, by residence), by country of the counterparty. Claims are what those banks are owed; liabilities are what they owe. Net claims are claims less liabilities: positive means the banks have lent more to that country than they have borrowed from it. 'United States' shows positions of banks outside the United States against U.S. residents. Click a name in the legend to show or hide it.

Segment by 'Sector' shows US dollar positions split by the counterparty: banks, non-banks, and 'sector not allocated' (the part the BIS does not allocate; it can be slightly negative in a few small countries). Segment by 'Currency' shows all sectors split into US dollar and all other currencies. The flow views are quarterly changes adjusted by the BIS for exchange rate movements and breaks in the series.

Aggregates (all countries, advanced economies, emerging market and developing economies) are the BIS's own. Positions are quarterly, published roughly one to two quarters after quarter end. History begins in 1977.