Chinese bonds recover from Seleoff, where PBOC increases cash support

(Bloomberg)-Chinese government bonds extended the recovery after the country’s central bank has strengthened the support of financing in the short term.

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The return on the standard memorandum for 10 years decreased 3 basis points to 1.84 %, representing a third consecutive day of decline. Futures have increased on the 30 -year -old paper, and the most since late December.

The gains came after the Popular Bank of China added 973.2 billion yuan (134.6 billion dollars) through short -term policy loans on a net basis in the past four days, and it ends two weeks of drainage and marked the longest series of injection since late January.

Supply the increasing new monetary signals on fears about the risk of defeating the recent bonds that resulted from the efforts of both PBOC to defend the yuan and gather in Chinese stocks. Given the recent global decline in the dollar, Beijing can focus on reducing borrowing costs in order to achieve the ambitious annual economic growth goal and help investors absorb the height of debt.

“The ongoing injection of PBOC will prevent the sale of debts from exacerbation and help in recovering confidence in the bonds,” said analysts, led by Liu Yu in Hawaksi Securities, in a note. “With the support signal, the bond market has the ability to re -enter a moderate bullish stage.”

The money market in China was under pressure earlier this year, after PBOC allowed a cash crisis to pay the main financing costs in the short term to the top since June. The Central Bank has also refrained from reducing interest rates or reserve rate required for banks since September.

Meanwhile, China’s annual offer from new government bonds is scheduled to increase to 11.86 trillion yuan this year, after officials raised the budget deficit goal to about 4 % of GDP, the highest level in more than three decades.

“PBOC” should become more comfortable with the yuan – and therefore the least need to keep liquidity more compromise – after the recent decline in consumption pressures.

-With the help of Qizi Sun.

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