美债收益率下行空间仍在，关注美国9月CPI数据

Market Overview - The bond market is experiencing slight fluctuations with mixed performance, as the 10-year and 30-year government bonds yield 1.77% and 2.1% respectively [1] - Government bond futures are down across the board, with the 30-year main contract falling by 0.33% and the 10-year main contract decreasing by 0.17% [1] Liquidity Situation - The central bank has conducted a reverse repurchase operation of 100 billion, resulting in a net liquidity recovery of 68.5 billion after accounting for 91 billion in maturing amounts [2] - The liquidity remains stable and accommodative, with overnight and 7-day funding rates at 1.3% and 1.44% respectively [2] Reverse Repo Details - Recent reverse repo operations include: - 7-day reverse repo on October 20 with an issuance of 189 billion and maturity of 116 billion [4] - 7-day reverse repo on October 21 with an issuance of 159.5 billion and maturity of 91 billion [4] Bond Market Outlook - In the short term, the bond market pricing is not primarily driven by fundamentals, as new fund sales regulations have yet to be implemented and expectations for loose monetary policy remain insufficient [3] - The 10-year government bond yield is likely to fluctuate within the range of 1.7% to 1.8% [3] U.S. Treasury Focus - The key focus for U.S. Treasuries this week is the September CPI data; if inflation remains moderate, it could strengthen the expectation for a rate cut by the Federal Reserve in October, potentially leading to further declines in Treasury yields [5] - However, there are two risk factors to consider: a marginal easing in U.S.-China trade tensions may reduce market risk aversion, and regional bank credit issues in the U.S. could impact the market in the short term [5] - A balanced allocation between domestic stocks and bonds is recommended, along with diversification across countries for stable asset management [5]