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German 20-year yields are related to population aging trends. Population aging may lower long-term yields, as savings increase while investment demand decreases.
German 20-year bonds are core assets in European pension investment portfolios, providing stable long-term income and principal protection.
The German 20-year bond is an important tool for long-term European investors, primarily used for hedging long-term liabilities. The US 20-year bond was reissued in 2020 after a long hiatus, and its market behavior is still evolving. Changes in the US-German 20-year spread reflect the market's views on the very long-term growth and inflation prospects of the two economies.
The German 20-year bond has a deep and liquid market. China's 20-year bond market is relatively small and primarily held by domestic institutions. It is a potential option for international investors looking for long-term allocation in RMB assets, but liquidity constraints need to be considered.
