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CHINA PRESS: Foreign Holdings Of Yuan Bonds Keep Falling

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Foreign investors have reduced their holdings of yuan bonds, as room for arbitrage via swap transactions narrowed as U.S. treasury yields soar, Yicai.com reported. By end-November, foreign investors held a total CNY4.15 trillion of bonds in China interbank markets, falling from the previous month’s CNY4.25 trillion, the newspaper said. Foreign holdings have fallen every month since hitting an all-time high of CNY4.52 trillion in August and now account for 2.7% of China's interbank bond market, said Yicai.

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Foreign investors have reduced their holdings of yuan bonds, as room for arbitrage via swap transactions narrowed as U.S. treasury yields soar, Yicai.com reported. By end-November, foreign investors held a total CNY4.15 trillion of bonds in China interbank markets, falling from the previous month’s CNY4.25 trillion, the newspaper said. Foreign holdings have fallen every month since hitting an all-time high of CNY4.52 trillion in August and now account for 2.7% of China's interbank bond market, said Yicai.