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Chinese 3-year yields are closely related to inflation expectations. When inflation expectations rise, investors demand higher yields to compensate for inflation risk.
Chinese 3-year bonds are important benchmarks in Chinese bond markets, with their yields affecting pricing across the entire bond market.
Chinese 3-year bond rates affect global bond market pricing, with changes transmitting to 2-year bonds, 5-year bonds and other medium-term rates, affecting global bond investment strategies and risk management.
Chinese 3-year bonds face exchange rate risks and capital controls compared to US 3-year bonds, but offer higher yields. Japanese 2-year bonds are seen as the safest investment instruments in Asia, but with lower yields.
