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PBOC Deputy Governor: Global bond investors remain confident in China's bond market

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New update 2025.09.25 10:53
PBOC Deputy Governor: Global bond investors remain confident in China's bond market

update 2025.09.25 10:53

The People's Bank of China (PBOC) Deputy Governor said on Thursday that global bond investors remain confident in China's bond market. The Chinese officials further stated that they are working on promoting Chinese onshore bonds to become qualified collateral in Hong Kong and global markets. 

Key quotes

Global impact and attractiveness of Chinese bond market have greatly increased in recent years.
Work on promoting Chinese onshore bonds to become qualified collateral in Hong Kong and global markets.
Total balance of China's bond market hit 192 trln yuan at end Aug 2025, ranking world's second largest.
Global bond investors remain confident in China's bond market.
Chinese yuan bonds provide very good way to preserve and increase investment values for investors.
Foreign investors currently hold 2% of Chinese yuan bonds.
Will support various foreign instituions to conduct repo business to increase yuan bond usage efficiency.

Market reaction  

At the time of writing, the AUD/USD pair is trading 0.12% lower on the day to trade at 0.6583.

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