TREE NEWS update: The Export-Import Bank of China issued a 1-year bond worth 13 billion yuan on Wednesday, pricing it at a yield of 1.3196%, slightly above the expected 1.3100%. The sale drew a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.85 times and a marginal ratio of 2.17 times.
Export-Import Bank of China issues 13 billion yuan 1-year bond at 1.3196%
AI take
The modest tail against expectations, paired with a bid-to-cover of 2.85 times, suggests demand held up but pricing discipline tightened at the short end. As a policy bank, the Export-Import Bank's funding cost is a useful read on where onshore yuan credit is clearing, and the marginal ratio of 2.17 times hints at how aggressively bidders chased allocation. The open question is whether this slightly softer pricing carries into future policy-bank supply, or reflects a one-off concession.
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