TREE NEWS update: China Development Bank sold 47 billion yuan of bonds in four tranches, with one-year notes of 8 billion yuan priced at 1.3944%, three-year notes of 7 billion yuan at 1.4875%, five-year notes of 12 billion yuan at 1.4889% and 10-year notes of 20 billion yuan at 1.7284%. Bid-to-cover ratios ranged from 2.61x for the one-year to 3.58x for the five-year, with the five-year drawing the highest marginal ratio at 13.64x.
China Development Bank Issues 470B Yuan of Bonds Across Four Tenors
The policy-bank curve here is unusually flat, with the five-year clearing barely above the three-year and the ten-year offering only a modest pickup — a shape that says demand is concentrated in the belly rather than at the long end. The five-year's outsized marginal ratio suggests that tranche absorbed the most aggressive bidding, even though the ten-year took the largest share of issuance. Whether that belly-heavy pattern persists in future policy-bank supply is the open question, and it matters for anyone reading the curve as a signal on duration appetite.
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