Group 1 - The bond market has recently shown signs of a mild rebound, driven by improved market sentiment due to trade tensions and a cooling equity market [2][7] - The rebound is attributed to three main factors: sufficient emotional clearance, stable funding conditions, and a return of easing expectations [5][18] - The "bond market micro trading thermometer" indicated a low reading of below the 30% percentile on October 10, suggesting that negative market sentiment has been largely priced in [3][10] Group 2 - Funding rates have remained stable, providing a "anchor point" for the bond market, which has historically limited the extent of bond yield increases during stable funding periods [4][11] - The cumulative increase in the 10-year government bond yield from July to September was at a historically high level during stable funding conditions, indicating a potential constraint on further increases [11][12] - Recent trade tensions have led to a mild recovery in expectations for monetary policy easing, as reflected in the decline of the one-year FR007 swap spread from +7bp to -3bp [5][18] Group 3 - The report anticipates a downward potential of around 10bp for the 10-year government bond yield, with a lower limit potentially testing 1.70% [5][18] - Despite the rebound, inflation lag and the trend of social financing rebound remain, indicating that the bond market opportunities should be approached with a rebound mindset [5][18] - The market's emotional structure is conducive to technical recovery, as the recent changes in sentiment and funding conditions create a favorable environment for bond market performance [3][4][10]
债市反弹的逻辑
SINOLINK SECURITIES·2025-10-19 12:33