Definition: The Treasury International Capital (TIC) system is a U.S. government program that collects data on cross-border portfolio investment flows and positions between U.S. and foreign residents. It tracks capital movements to monitor foreign demand for U.S. securities, aiding in the calculation of U.S. Balance of Payments accounts.
Example: Form S is a TIC report on net transactions in long-term securities that includes monthly data on foreign purchases/sales of U.S. equities, corporate debt, and government agency bonds.
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