Chinese government bond rally driven by slow growth and weak demand
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Global investors
Hong Kong
September 2026
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Investors are shifting into Chinese government bonds due to concerns over U.S. Treasurys. The yield spread between Chinese and U.S. bonds has reached historic levels.
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