China Bonds Surge as Liquidity Eases Supply Concerns

2 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 21

China’s benchmark bonds are on track for their strongest monthly performance since October, driven by abundant liquidity in the market.
The yield on 10-year sovereign bonds dropped below 1.75%, falling around seven basis points in April amid ample cash conditions.
This comes as the government prepares to launch a record 30-year ultra-long special bond issuance, easing concerns over increased debt supply.

With China's economy growing 5%, why are its bond yields falling to record lows?

Will the People's Bank of China risk inflation to keep its bond market rally alive?

Can ample liquidity alone absorb the upcoming record supply of Chinese government debt?

Can Chinese bonds truly become a global haven alternative to U.S. Treasuries?

Will China’s booming green bond market set the new global standard for sustainable finance?