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  • China’s Housing and Urban-Rural Development Minister Ni Hong will hold press conference this Thursday.
  • Central Bank Injects CNY581.4bn in OMO.
  • Chinese stocks were mixed today, sending a worrying signal that the stimulus plans are either insufficient or not being rolled out quick enough.  Shanghai Comp +.40%, CSI 300 -0.24%, Shenzhen Comp -0.04%.

 

2yr 1.431%        5yr 1.78%        10yr 2.135% (-1bp)        30yr 2.297%

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  • China’s Housing and Urban-Rural Development Minister Ni Hong will hold press conference this Thursday.
  • Central Bank Injects CNY581.4bn in OMO.
  • Chinese stocks were mixed today, sending a worrying signal that the stimulus plans are either insufficient or not being rolled out quick enough.  Shanghai Comp +.40%, CSI 300 -0.24%, Shenzhen Comp -0.04%.

 

2yr 1.431%        5yr 1.78%        10yr 2.135% (-1bp)        30yr 2.297%