10-Year Bond Yield Falls by 2.9bp, Long-Term Government Bond Rates Decline

On the morning of the 24th, government bond yields fell, particularly in the long-term and ultra-long-term segments. The 3-year bond yield recorded an increase of 0.2bp to 3.856% compared to the previous trading day, but the 10-year and 30-year yields showed a downward trend. The 10-year yield decreased by 2.9bp to 4.347%, while the 20-year yield fell by 1.6bp to 4.648%. The 30-year yield was recorded at 4.694%, down by 0.9bp, and the 50-year yield decreased by 0.8bp to 4.615%. In the short- to medium-term segment, yields generally declined, except for the 3-year bond. The 1-year yield fell by 0.2bp to 3.414%, and the 2-year yield decreased by 0.4bp to 3.705%. The 5-year bond traded at 4.097%, down by 1.4bp. The 2-year government bond yield was 3.745%, down by 0.8bp, while the yield on 3-year non-guaranteed corporate bonds rated AA- was reported at 4.538%, down by 0.4bp. In the morning session, only the 3-year bond saw a slight increase, while long-term and ultra-long-term bond yields were lower than the previous trading day. Government bond yields are also used as auxiliary indicators to assess the liquidity conditions of risk assets such as Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH).

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