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Chart Room: Why Chinese investors love ultra-long bonds
Chinese investors are hoping to lock in higher yields as the market ramps up bets that the PBoC will cut interest rates to support the economic recovery.
How China keeps its debt in order
What is the fiscal firepower of the Chinese government? Depends on how much debt you think China really has. Our analysis is revealing.
Chart Room: Watching for cracks amid pressure on China’s local government finances
Some of China’s local government financing vehicles are struggling to service their debts, but not all LGFVs are created equal.
The Investor's Guide to China podcast: Debt
With debt continuing to be a very strong focus for investors, it’s important to differentiate between good debt and bad debt.
China walks a familiar tightrope as it targets recovery
While most other major economies are moving to tighten, the construction-fueled stimulus that Beijing has sought to avoid is suddenly back on the cards.
China cuts rates despite solid GDP report
As China's cycle increasingly diverges from the West, the latest set of policy easing measures speaks to economic headwinds but also signals more stimulus.
Chart Room: China has fewer reasons to be hawkish
China's short-end rates remain low despite earlier expectations for monetary tightening.
Chart Room: China government bond yields catch their breath
Chart Room: China government bond yields catch their breath
China bond defaults signal a coming of age as state safety net shrinks
Bond defaults by state-owned enterprises have rattled China’s onshore credit markets. We see this as an important if painful step in curtailing moral hazard.
Chinese banks are due for national service
As governments around the world exhaust their policy arsenals to save economies, China is reaching for a secret weapon unrivaled by most countries.
China tiptoes down easing street with rate reform
While the Fed and ECB are signaling more rate cuts and quantitative easing to come, China’s central bank has been taking a more cautious approach.
No pain, no gain: Chinese defaults are rising and recovery rates are falling
Part of a white paper offering in-depth research on defaults in China - why they are happening and what investors should do about it.
Is seven an unlucky number for China’s currency?
China’s renminbi weakened past the seven per US dollar mark for the first time in more than ten years.
In Baoshang Bank takeover, China takes aim at moral hazard
The recent move by regulators in China to take over Baoshang Bank marks a significant event in the development and liberalisation of China’s capital markets.
A Goldilocks moment for China’s monetary policy, but watch for more easing and bond index inclusion
Two events are driving the outlook for China fixed income- easing monetary conditions and the expected inclusion of Chinese bonds in benchmark indexes.
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