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China’s Short-Term Bonds Rally Amid Speculation of PBOC Intervention

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June 9, 2025
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  • Yields on China’s one- and three-year bonds fell to near four-month lows as state banks ramped up purchases of short-term sovereign debt.
  • Analysts speculate that the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) may have resumed bond trading or is preparing to re-enter the market after a five-month hiatus.
  • The PBOC’s bond purchases, if confirmed, could act as a liquidity tool to support the economy amid trade uncertainties, weak external demand, and the need to stabilize domestic growth.
  • The central bank’s next moves are being closely watched, as traders anticipate further monetary easing measures, including bond purchases and interest rate cuts.

What Happened?

China’s short-term sovereign bonds rallied last week, with yields on one- and three-year bonds dropping significantly. The rally was driven by heavy purchases from state banks, which analysts believe could signal the PBOC’s return to the bond market.

The PBOC had suspended its bond-buying operations in January after purchasing a net 1 trillion yuan $139 billion) of government debt over five months. However, in its May monetary policy report, the central bank indicated it would resume bond trading depending on market conditions.

State banks’ recent activity mirrors patterns seen during the PBOC’s previous bond-buying operations, where short-term bonds were heavily purchased. Analysts at Huaxi Securities and Nomura Holdings suggest this could either indicate direct PBOC involvement or a prelude to its return to the market.


Why It Matters?

The potential resumption of PBOC bond purchases highlights the central bank’s efforts to ensure ample liquidity and support the economy amid ongoing challenges, including uncertainties over U.S.-China trade talks and weakening external demand.

Bond purchases could complement other monetary easing measures, such as interest rate cuts and liquidity injections, while the yuan’s relative stability against the dollar provides room for further easing without triggering capital flight.

The rally in short-term bonds also reflects market expectations of increased government debt issuance in mid-June, as well as regulatory requirements for banks to meet liquidity checks at the end of the quarter.

If confirmed, the PBOC’s intervention could help stabilize yields, facilitate debt issuance, and provide financial support to the real economy, aligning fiscal and monetary policies to address domestic growth concerns.


What’s Next?

Traders and analysts will closely monitor the PBOC’s end-of-month disclosures for confirmation of its bond market activity. The central bank is also expected to resume debt purchases in July, according to some analysts, as part of its broader policy toolkit.

Market participants will watch for further monetary easing measures, including potential interest rate cuts, as the PBOC seeks to balance domestic growth stabilization with external trade uncertainties.

Additionally, the impact of U.S.-China trade talks and global economic conditions will remain key factors influencing the PBOC’s policy decisions and market dynamics.

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