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China's Bond Market Plummets Amid Rising Inflation Fears
3/10/2026
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Story summary
- China's government bond market faces pressure as inflation rises from higher oil prices tied to the Iran war.
- The yield curve steepened, with the spread between 10- and 30-year bonds at 52 basis points, the highest since 2022.
- Bond futures posted their largest drop this year, reflecting a global debt selloff.
- February prices rose 1.3% year over year, heightening inflation fears and signaling tighter policy.
