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1. Report Industry Investment Rating - No information provided in the report 2. Core Views of the Report - The recent treasury bond futures market is oscillating under the influence of multiple factors such as allocation demand, expectations of loose monetary policy, supply pressure from fiscal efforts, and profit - taking behavior of trading desks. The core contradiction in the market has shifted from a single long - driving force before the Spring Festival to a complex game between long and short factors [6]. - Before the policies of the Two Sessions are clear, the market may maintain a range - bound pattern. The rapid evolution of the Iran situation over the weekend will have limited further impact on boosting risk - aversion sentiment. The承接 strength of allocation desks and the emergence of incremental policy information will be the key to determining the direction. In the long - term, the bond market trend will depend on the sustainability of economic recovery, the actual strength of fiscal policy, and the future direction of monetary policy. If subsequent economic data (such as inflation) continues to rise and more regions can expand their balance sheets after debt resolution, the possibility of interest rates rising after reaching the bottom will increase [6]. 3. Summary by Relevant Catalogs 3.1 Main Views - This week, treasury bond futures showed a pattern of rising first and then falling, with overall oscillations. After the Spring Festival holiday, the market continued the pre - holiday warm trend, with all treasury bond futures contracts closing higher. However, the upward trend did not last. On February 26, market sentiment reversed, and all contracts of different maturities declined. The 30 - year main contract tumbled 0.53% to 112.09 yuan, and the 10 - year contract fell 0.10% to 108.37 yuan. By the last trading day of the week, the market stabilized. Except for the 30 - year contract, which slightly declined by 0.07%, the other contracts closed slightly higher [4]. - The early - week rise was mainly driven by bank allocation desks. The data shows that the liability side of the banking system is still abundant, and the lackluster "good start" of credit in January led surplus funds to turn to the bond market, forming the underlying logic of the "allocation bull". However, as the yield approached the lower limit of market expectations and the uncertainty brought by the approaching Two Sessions, the profit - taking sentiment of funds and securities firms significantly increased, becoming the main driving force for the mid - week market adjustment [4]. - The introduction of the Shanghai real - estate new policy ("Shanghai Seven - Point Plan") was interpreted by the market as a signal of the government's efforts to stabilize growth, which once triggered concerns in the bond market about economic recovery and rising risk appetite, posing a short - term negative impact. In addition, the performance of the equity market also affected bond market sentiment through the capital diversion effect. At the same time, the central bank's reduction of the foreign exchange risk reserve ratio for forward foreign exchange sales to ease the rapid appreciation of the RMB led to a decline in the RMB exchange rate. This operation was also partially interpreted by the market as being beneficial to alleviating the constraints of capital inflows on monetary policy, having a marginal boost to bond market sentiment [4]. 3.2 Liquidity Tracking - The report presents multiple aspects of liquidity data, including open - market operations (both in terms of volume and price), medium - term lending facility (MLF) (volume and price), various interest rates such as reverse repurchase rates, inter - bank bond repurchase rates, loan market quoted rates (LPR), and deposit reserve ratios. It also shows relevant data on the United States, such as US treasury bond yields and term spreads, through a series of charts [9][11][29][31] 3.3 Treasury Bond Futures Arbitrage Indicator Tracking - The report tracks various indicators of treasury bond futures, including basis, net basis, implied repo rate (IRR), and implicit interest rates for 2 - year, 5 - year, 10 - year, and 30 - year treasury bond futures, and presents the data through charts [41][44][46]