Apart from a 2020 COVID-19 spike, the Chinese yield curve has been stable since 2016. As well as low correlation with G7 yields in recent years[1], ...

China's yield curve flattened on Monday amid a surge in buying interest in ultra-long 30-year government bonds, as investors sought safer long run bets following losses in the country's A shares ...

A yield curve that’s grown increasingly flat, mirroring the economy’s muddled outlook. ... U.S., and Chinese government securities a year ago—split evenly between 1-year and 10-year tenures.

While the Chinese Treasury yield curve is normal, officials said the inversion of saving rates indicated that savers in the country had a poor long term outlook.

An inverted yield curve has a bad rap. In normal times, notes with longer maturities offer higher rates to compensate lenders for tying up their money for an extended period. When those yields ...

Yield-curve control, which aims to maintain yields at a certain level, is controversial. Since the Bank of Japan started the program in 2016, ... Chinese savers fled.

A clutch of top-tier Chinese economic data, second-quarter growth figures from Indonesia and the Philippines, ... The U.S. yield curve steepened by 20-30 basis points last week ...

While the yield curve on Chinese government debt is normal, officials said the inversion of saving rates indicated that savers in the country had a poor long term outlook.