Sino US trade war misgivings ignite China's debt market but continue to walk cat
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The Sino US trade war is hanging over the globe, igniting China's bond market to be more enthusiastic. On Friday, 10 years, the national debt yield has been down 15 basis points, and the 10 year Treasury futures main contract has risen by more than 0.90%. Market participants said that after landing on the Fed's interest rate bond boots, Yu Wen has not yet cleared, today's Sino US trade war triggered doubts, mechanism of worries about the economic fundamentals of the downward impact, the bond market rose again excited, unprecedented optimism.
They also said that although the bond market bullish sentiment to fermentation, but the impact of trade war geometry remains to be seen, bond investors can hardly be turned by the end of the quarter, easing liquidity worries, the bond market to warm momentum does not exclude short-term will continue, but information management regulations have not yet introduced, strict regulatory policy did not change the direction of monetary policy, coordination reducing leverage trend will not reverse, bond market outlook is not easy too optimistic, still wary after the carnival yield callback risk.
"The national debt is too fierce, the carnival, early on the silly, then the Omo back to some of the impact, (yield) a little rebound." A bank trader in Beijing said IRS was earlier than yesterday's 6BP and later rebounded slightly, up to 4 bp at the low point in the morning.
Near noon, spot bond yields slightly callback, bond futures also rose narrowed. According to traders, the remaining period of nearly 10 years in debt 170215 the latest transaction near 4.72%, and gradually stabilized, the lowest was traded in early 4.68%, on a day in late 4.815%; term bonds with 180004 new deal in 3.70%, up late on turnover in the vicinity of 3.7475%.
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