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China is tightening approvals for overseas borrowings, causing companies to seek cash as US$100 billion in bonds are due this year. The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) is taking four to six months for approvals, double the previous time, with some cases extending to nine months. This delay is due to increased scrutiny on repayment details. Companies are turning to short-term bonds to avoid defaults, complicating their cash flow management. The NDRC's stricter measures aim to control rising debt from weaker enterprises and local government financing vehicles (LGFVs).

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China delays foreign debt sales with US$100 billion of bonds due

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Treasury futures closed with the 30-year main contract down 0.50%, the 10-year main contract down 0.04%, and both the 5-year and 2-year main contracts up 0.01%

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China's 30-year treasury bond futures main contract continued to decline in the afternoon, falling approximately 0.4%

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China Development Bank issued a 3-year bond with a size of 5 billion yuan at an interest rate of 1.4900%, compared to an expected rate of 1.4800% and a bid multiple of 4.08 times; it also issued a 7-year bond with a size of 2 billion yuan at an interest rate of 1.6945%, compared to an expected rate of 1.7100% and a bid multiple of 6.02 times

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As of the end of March 2026, China's total mutual fund scale reached 37.53 trillion yuan, a 2.78% decline from the end of February, ending an 11-month consecutive growth streak. This marks the first contraction in scale since April 2025

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The 10-year treasury yield has decisively broken below 1.75%, while extremely loose liquidity conditions combined with a shortage of assets have driven the bond market to rise for three consecutive weeks. However, Huatai Securities and Zhongyou Securities have issued joint warnings: a structure dominated by mutual fund trading desks 'lifting each other up' hides underlying fragility; the central bank's stance remains a sword of Damocles overhead; the 'smoothest phase' may be nearing its end; those who missed the rally chasing the uptrend can only prolong the duration but cannot alter the medium-term risk landscape

- The 10-year government bond yield has dropped below 1.75%, while the 30-year yield nears 2.25%, reflecting strong market conditions driven by excess liquidity and the demand for assets.  
- Recent reports from Huatai Securities and Zhongyou Securities warn that although risks remain controllable in the short term, the market's most favorable phase is nearing an end, with emerging mid-term risks.  
- Key drivers of the current market include sustained liquidity conditions, net inflows into bond funds, the clarity of ultra-long-term treasury bond issuance, and a downward adjustment in bill rates, indicating overall weak credit demand.

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After Breaking Key Levels, Where is the Bond Market Heading

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The Monetary Authority announced the reopening of 5-year and 10-year Renminbi bonds issued by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government, with the bidding date set for April 23 and the settlement date on April 27. The 5-year bond has an issuance number of 05GB2912002, an interest rate of 2.37%, a maturity date of December 10, 2029, and a semi-annual yield of 1.62%. The 10-year bond has an issuance number of 10GB3505001, an interest rate of 2.29%, a maturity date of May 15, 2035, and a semi-annual yield of 1.929%

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The government reopens 5-year (acting as 3-year) and 10-year RMB Special Administrative Region government institutional bonds

The People's Bank of China expects that by the end of March 2026, the custodial balance of foreign institutions in China's bond market will reach RMB 3.2 trillion, accounting for 1.6% of the total market custodial balance. In the first quarter of 2026, the total issuance of panda bonds was RMB 842.4 billion, and 10 new foreign institutions entered the interbank bond market

China's Central Bank: As of end-March 2026, foreign institutions' custodial balance in China's bond market reached RMB 3.2 trillion

Against the backdrop of the restructuring of the global economic and financial landscape, Chinese assets are being repriced, gradually shifting from "optional" to "mandatory." Chief economists from foreign institutions point out that geopolitical uncertainties and increased volatility of traditional core assets have made Chinese assets an important part of global investors' allocations. Although the low yield of RMB assets and insufficient domestic demand remain constraints for foreign investment, China's continued investment in technology and industry, along with moderate economic growth, has boosted investor confidence

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Chinese assets transition from "optional" to "mandatory": reshaping the logic of global capital reallocation

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China's US$51 trillion savings glut is driving demand for its debt, making it a safe haven amid global volatility from the Iran war. Yuan-denominated high-grade bonds have outperformed major fixed-income indexes, returning about 1.1% this year. With weak credit demand, banks are investing excess cash into bonds. China's resilience is recognized as its stocks and currency perform better than peers, supported by strategic reserves and renewable energy expansion. The shift towards Chinese debt marks a change from previous negative sentiment, with lower inflation and ample liquidity further bolstering its appeal as a defensive asset.

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China’s US$51 trillion savings help bonds to outperform during war

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