The bond market in China is quietly gaining momentum as the A-share market continues to undergo an adjustment. On January 30, the 10-year Treasury bond yield to maturity fell to 2.4557%, breaking through the low in April 2020 and setting a new low since June 20, 2002. This fall in Treasury bond yields is causing bond prices to rise and the bond market to be bullish.
According to the trend of the China Securities Bond Index, there was a cumulative increase of 1.26% in January. While this may seem like a small percentage, when converted into an annual income, it amounts to 15.33%, which is significant for the bond market.
Huang Jian, an expert in finance, believes that despite the adjustment in the A-share market, investors can continue to be optimistic about the bond market. The current situation presents an opportunity for those looking to diversify their investment portfolio and seek potential gains in the bond market.
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