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China’s 10-year government bond yield traded around 1.75% on Wednesday, remaining near a one-month low, as persistent deflationary pressures fueled expectations of further policy easing. Consumer prices declined more than expected in September, although the pace of the drop moderated slightly compared to August. Meanwhile, producer prices remained in deflation for a third consecutive year in August, albeit contracting at a slower rate than in July. On the trade front, President Donald Trump stated that the US may consider concluding specific trade ties with China, particularly those involving cooking oil. This followed Beijing’s decision to sanction five US subsidiaries of South Korea’s shipping giant Hanwha Ocean, citing their role in Washington’s ongoing investigation into China’s maritime and shipbuilding industries. Still, President Trump is expected to meet with President Xi Jinping in South Korea later this month in a bid to ease tensions.