China

China 10-Year Government Bond Yield

The yield on China’s 10-year government bonds has shown a clear downward trend since its peak around 2017–2018, when rates approached 4%. In the following years, economic slowdown, weaker domestic demand, and accommodative monetary policy contributed to gradually lower yields. 

The decline accelerated after 2022 as China’s property sector crisis and slower growth outlook increased expectations for monetary easing. By 2024–2026, the yield stabilized around roughly 1.6–1.8%, reflecting a significantly lower long-term interest rate environment compared with the previous decade.

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Update Frequency: Data updated regularly based on source availability  

Data Type: Sovereign bond yields and macro-financial indicators  

Data Source: Market-based data and public references  

Use Case: Informational