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], ...

As of now, Chinese banks do not reference the RMB yield curve and they derive their own discount rates based on arbitrary and subjective measures. So there is, in fact, no common point of ...

As U.S. debates linger about the dangers being flagged by a flattening yield curve, there’s been little cheer about the steepening trend in China’s equivalent.. Ten-year Chinese government ...

In a fresh sign of the nerves among investors caused by Beijing’s campaign this spring to make Chinese markets less risky, the yield on seven-year government bonds rose to 3.79%, above the yield ...

The risks of a recession grew on Tuesday, according to a bond-market indicator that traditionally precedes downturns, as the White House refuses to back down in a trade dispute with China that is ...

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 ...

An inverted yield curve is almost guaranteed to spook investors. To some it’s the ultimate forecast of doom and gloom in the economy. When it momentarily went inverted recently, markets swooned ...

The yield on Chinese 10-year government bonds has dropped to record lows in recent weeks, while short-term rates remain steady as authorities try to curb speculation.

Yield curve inversion is an indication that recession risks are mounting. Economic growth is weakening in much of the world. ... Trade tensions aren't helping Chinese economic growth, ...

The spread between 3-month and 10-year Treasury yields — a relationship known as the yield curve — inverted to its widest level since 2007 on Monday. At its most extended point, the spread ...