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title: "Financial research institution Gavekal: The hedging properties of Chinese government bonds are prominent"
type: "News"
locale: "en"
url: "https://longbridge.com/en/news/280997700.md"
description: "The report from the international financial research institution Gavekal points out that the current global market is turbulent, and international funds are turning to Chinese government bonds as a safe-haven asset. Chinese government bonds have shown resilience after geopolitical shocks, becoming a viable alternative reserve asset. Compared to U.S. Treasury bonds, Chinese long-term government bonds have remained relatively stable and have been one of the few fixed-income markets to outperform U.S. inflation since 2012. China's industrial and trade position has enhanced the attractiveness of its sovereign debt, supporting the \"safe haven\" status of Chinese government bonds"
datetime: "2026-03-30T10:09:18.000Z"
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# Financial research institution Gavekal: The hedging properties of Chinese government bonds are prominent

The Beijing News Beike Finance reported (by journalist Jiang Fan) that currently, the global market is volatile, and international funds are seeking safer assets, with some international institutions focusing their investments on Chinese government bonds.

Recently, international financial research institution Gavekal indicated that Chinese government bonds have shown resilience after experiencing geopolitical shocks and are becoming a viable alternative reserve asset.

The report pointed out that China's long-term government bonds have remained relatively stable in recent years. In contrast, U.S. Treasury bonds, after adjustments for exchange rate fluctuations and gold price changes, have performed less favorably.

"Since 2012, Chinese bonds have been one of the few fixed-income markets that have outperformed U.S. inflation," the report noted. China's dominant position as a global industrial and trade superpower also supports the attractiveness of its sovereign debt as a global reserve asset.

The report shows that China has become a major global trading power, now serving as the dominant trading partner for most regions worldwide, except for a few areas. Additionally, China is also a global power in electricity, capable of producing, transmitting, and storing electricity at costs far lower than those of other countries. All of these factors support the "safe haven" status of Chinese government bonds.

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