China's 10-Year Government Bond Yield Falls to About 1.7%, Hitting a New Low for the Year

As of June 2026, the yield on China's 10-year government bonds fell to about 1.7%, a new low for the year, creating an inversion of about 2.75 percentage points against the roughly 4.5% yield on 10-year U.S. government bonds.

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Article · 2026-06-29 19:41 A Ruthless Figure: Why is the CCP's Economy Like Simultaneously Turning Seven Bottle Caps: Interest rates dare not fall, exchange rates dare not depreciate, the economy cannot but be supported, and the three things fight each other, forming a deadlock. This issue exposes that all seven bottle caps are tied to real estate as the single anchor, and the most counter-intuitive iron rule: flooding the market cannot save the cascading collapse that has already bitten its own tail.

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