TREE NEWS reports: China’s 53 bond ETFs reached a combined 1.001999 trillion yuan ($140 billion) in assets as of September 23, crossing the 1 trillion yuan mark for the first time. The market has expanded rapidly since the first domestic bond ETF, Guotai SSE 5-Year Treasury Bond ETF, launched in March 2013. Product offerings grew in 2025 with eight benchmark market-making corporate bond ETFs and two batches of 24 sci-tech innovation bond ETFs, pushing assets past 800 billion yuan at end-2025.
China’s Bond ETFs Top 1 Trillion Yuan for First Time
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The trillion-yuan milestone reflects how quickly China's bond ETF wrapper has moved from a single 2013 launch to a mainstream allocation tool, with this year's market-making credit and sci-tech innovation products doing much of the recent lifting. That shift matters beyond fund issuers: it signals growing demand for transparent, exchange-traded fixed income exposure in a market long dominated by over-the-counter holdings. Whether the sci-tech innovation cohort can attract durable flows, rather than launch-day assets, is the open question.
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