TREE NEWS update: Xinjiang issued 31.1 billion yuan ($4.3 billion) in local government bonds across five tenors, with the 10-year general bond priced at a 1.7100% yield on 11.2100 billion yuan. The 30-year special bond, the largest tranche at 14.1500 billion yuan, carried a 2.1900% yield. The 10-year bond drew a marginal bid-to-cover of 4.16 times against an expected 1.71, signaling strong demand.
Xinjiang Issues 31.1B Yuan in Local Government Bonds Across Five Tenors
The demand signal here is the story: a marginal bid-to-cover of 4.16 times against an expected 1.71 on the 10-year general bond is a striking oversubscription for a regional issuer, suggesting local bank and institutional appetite for duration remains firm despite the relatively modest 1.7100% yield. The yield curve on display is steep, with the 30-year special bond at 2.1900% carrying the largest tranche, so the pricing split between general and special paper is worth watching as a gauge of where provincial funding demand is concentrated. Whether this level of oversubscription holds across other provincial issuers is the open question.
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