Investor Enthusiasm and Risks in Chinese Sovereign Bonds

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This chapter examines the growing interest in Chinese sovereign bonds against the backdrop of a struggling economy, culminating in historically low yields. It highlights concerns from the People's Bank of China regarding potential market crises linked to these investment patterns and the implications for financial stability.

Wall Street stocks rebounded yesterday as the markets stabilised from a global rout, Disney is raising its streaming prices and Chinese bonds are causing a lot of anxiety for the country’s lawmakers. Plus, the FT’s Sara Germano talks about the effort to make track and field more popular outside the Olympics.

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