Foreign demand for Chinese bonds is surging:



Trading volume of Chinese onshore bonds traded by overseas funds via Hong Kong jumped to a record $179 billion in March.

Chinese onshore bonds comprise government and state-backed Yuan-denominated bonds, which are accessible to foreign investors through the Hong Kong market.

At the same time, average daily turnover surged to an all-time high of $8.1 billion.

Trading volume has more than DOUBLED since October 2025.

This comes as the Iran War has driven global investors to seek alternatives to traditional safe-haven assets such as US Treasuries.

Yuan-denominated bonds have outperformed global peers since the conflict began, supported by China's abundant liquidity and limited exposure to the energy shock.

Foreign investors are piling into Chinese bonds at a record pace.
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