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China’s MOF issues 10-year bonds at 1.6057%, 63-day and 182-day notes also sold

China’s Ministry of Finance sold 80 billion yuan of 10-year bonds at a 1.6057% coupon, below the expected 1.6200%, with a bid-to-cover ratio of 6.21 times. It also issued 20 billion yuan of 63-day paper at 1.0316% and 55 billion yuan of 182-day paper at 1.1233%, with bid-to-cover ratios of 3.58 and 3.10 times respectively.

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The strong bid-to-cover on the 10-year leg points to firm domestic demand for duration even as the coupon priced through expectations, a signal worth noting for anyone tracking where Chinese sovereign yields sit relative to other markets. The short-dated sales, with thinner cover, suggest demand is concentrated at the long end rather than across the curve. Whether that long-end appetite persists into future auctions, and what it implies for the broader rate backdrop, is the open question.

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