- 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.