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Who is buying all the Treasury auctions? Domestic funds got a record share, but another deluge is coming.

By: MarketWatch
A record 76% share of July's Treasury auctions went to domestic investment funds, according to Oxford Economics. Here's what to know about a lot more supply coming.
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