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Foreigners lift China sovereign bond holdings to record in April

Foreigners lift China sovereign bond holdings to record in April 05/10/2021 | 03:44am EDT Send by mail : Message : Required fields SHANGHAI, May 10 (Reuters) - Overseas investors resumed net purchases of Chinese government bonds (CGBs) in April following an unusual drop in March, official data showed on Monday, as the yuan currency and yield premiums over U.S. debt rose. Foreign holdings of CGBs stood at a record 2.096 trillion yuan ($326.14 billion) at the end of April, data from interbank market depository China Central Depository & Clearing Co (CCDC) showed, up 2.5% from the previous month. Foreign holdings of quasi-sovereign bonds issued by China s policy banks edged up 0.6% on the month to just over 1 trillion

UPDATE 1-Foreign investors cut China bond holdings in March

(Recasts, adds detail and analyst comment) SHANGHAI, April 7 (Reuters) - Foreign investors reduced their holdings of Chinese sovereign bonds in March, the first monthly drop in more than two years, as narrowing spreads over overseas debt and a weaker yuan tarnished their appeal. Overseas investors held Chinese government bonds (CGBs) worth 2.04 trillion yuan ($311.9 billion) at the end of March, down from 2.06 trillion yuan a month earlier, according to data released Wednesday by interbank market depository China Central Depository & Clearing Co (CCDC). It was the first decrease in foreign CGB holdings since February 2019, Reuters calculations showed. Holdings by offshore investors of all interbank market bonds dipped by 8.95 billion yuan in March, according to Reuters calculations using data from CCDC and the Shanghai Clearing House. That was the first monthly decline since March 2020, when global pandemic lockdowns sparked widespread market sell-offs.

China policy and markets round-up: CBIRC chief warns against inflow risks, issuers move to exchange market for carbon neutrality bonds

By Addison Gong 05 Mar 2021 In this round-up, smaller Chinese firms see the slowest growth in manufacturing and services activity since mid-2020, the head of the Chinese banking and insurance regulator is wary of bubbles bursting in foreign markets, and the onshore sale of the so-called ‘carbon neutrality bonds’ moves from the interbank market to the smaller exchange market. Read our Two Sessions special round-up for the highlights from China s annual parliamentary meeting.  The Caixin manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) declined for the third consecutive month in February to 50.9. The February Caixin services PMI has also dropped for three straight months to 51.5.

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