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China’s 10-year government bond yield inched higher to around 1.78% on Tuesday, paring sharp losses in the previous session, as investors closely watched for signs of easing US-China trade tensions. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Monday that President Trump remains on course to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping in South Korea later this month as both nations seek to defuse tensions over tariffs and export controls. However, uncertainty over the prospects of a lasting trade deal kept yields near multi-week lows. Meanwhile, China’s commerce ministry defended its rare earth export measures, noting the US had been given advance notice and emphasizing that the restrictions are aimed at safeguarding national security, not imposing a ban. Investors now await China’s upcoming inflation report due Wednesday, expected to show a modest year-on-year contraction and a slight monthly gain.

China 10Y Yield Inches Higher

HK 10 Year Government Bond Yield decreased to 2.94%, the lowest since July 2025. Over the past 4 weeks, Hong Kong 10Y Bond Yield lost 2.60 basis points, and in the last 12 months, it decreased 12.70 basis points.

HK 10Y Bond Yield Hits 14-week Low

Australia’s 10-year bond yield traded around 4.30%, trimming earlier losses after briefly hitting a three-week low, following minutes from the RBA that reaffirmed the central bank’s cautious approach to monetary policy. The September meeting notes indicated policymakers are in no rush to adjust rates, viewing the current cash rate as appropriately restrictive. Officials said recent data and forecasts support keeping policy unchanged, with future moves dependent on economic conditions. Discussions also highlighted persistent inflation pressures, with July and August CPI above expectations, while officials flagged higher costs in services and housing could push Q3 inflation higher. Markets have recently scaled back expectations for a near-term rate cut, with analysts noting the RBA appears at the end of its easing cycle. Meanwhile, risk sentiment improved slightly as markets tracked signs of easing US-China trade tensions.

Australia 10Y Bond Yield Pares Losses

The offshore yuan edged lower to around 7.14 per dollar on Tuesday, trading within a narrow range, as investors monitored signs of easing US-China trade tensions. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Monday that President Trump remains on course to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping in South Korea later this month as both nations seek to defuse tensions over tariffs and export controls. Meanwhile, China’s commerce ministry defended its rare earth export measures, noting the US had been given advance notice and stressing that the restrictions are aimed at safeguarding national security and stabilizing global supply chains, not imposing a ban. The PBOC also continued to support the yuan through stronger midpoint guidance, cushioning the impact of trade tensions. Looking ahead, investors will closely watch China’s upcoming inflation report, expected to show a modest year-on-year contraction and a slight monthly gain.

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