China’s 10-Year Government Bond Yield Falls Below 1.7%
China’s 10-year sovereign bond yield dropped to 1.694%, below the 1.7% mark, on expectations of looser monetary policy, ample liquidity and institutional buying. The 30-year yield also slipped to 2.16%, near its 2026 low.
China’s sovereign bond yields declined as market participants positioned for looser monetary policy and ample liquidity. The benchmark 10-year government bond yield fell below the 1.7% threshold, reaching 1.694%.
Institutional buying was also cited as a factor behind the move, alongside expectations that Beijing will keep financial conditions accommodative. The 30-year yield slipped to 2.16%, near its 2026 low.
The post said further moves will depend on new policy measures and incoming economic data. For now, the decline in yields highlights the market’s dovish policy expectations.
Source: First Squawk