TREE NEWS update: The Export-Import Bank of China issued 14 billion yuan (140亿元) of one-year bonds at a coupon of 1.3493%, against an expected 1.3400%. Bidding was 2.40 times the amount on offer, with a marginal multiple of 1.25.
Export-Import Bank of China Issues 140B Yuan 1-Year Bonds at 1.3493%
The slightly above-expected coupon against a modest 2.40x bid-to-cover suggests demand for policy-bank paper is solid but not scrambling, even at yields this compressed. For RWA and tokenized-treasury watchers, the relevant signal is the pricing of short-dated Chinese sovereign-adjacent credit, which increasingly serves as a benchmark for offshore yuan-denominated yield products. Whether that bid-to-cover ratio holds or softens at the next policy-bank issuance is the open question worth tracking.
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