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China’s Finance Ministry issues 40B yuan 63-day and 60B yuan 182-day bonds

China’s Ministry of Finance issued 40 billion yuan of 63-day bonds at a 1.0506% yield, with a marginal rate of 1.1029% against an expected 1.1000%, drawing bids 3.12 times the offering. It also sold 60 billion yuan of 182-day bonds at 1.1111%, with a marginal rate of 1.1578% versus an expected 1.1200%, on a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.78 times.

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The detail worth noting is not the size of the issuance but the pricing: both tenors cleared at marginal rates above market expectations, with the 182-day gap the wider of the two, even as bid-to-cover stayed comfortably above full subscription. That combination — strong demand alongside a tail — suggests dealers absorbed the paper but pushed back on yield at the margin. As a read on short-term sovereign funding costs, the question is whether these tails persist in coming auctions or prove a one-off concession.

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