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China's one-year bond yields have dropped to a historic low of 0.85% amidst expectations of aggressive monetary policy easing and increased demand for safe assets. This decline, first noted in 2003, is attributed to speculation over impending interest rate cuts by the People's Bank of China as it grapples with economic challenges and the impact of rising US tariffs. While the rally in shorter debt instruments is expected to continue, some analysts caution that the bond market's optimistic outlook may not align with actual economic conditions, potentially leading to a reassessment of investment strategies.
Source: YAHOO