Recently, bullish sentiment in the domestic bond market has continued to heat up, and long-term interest rates have ushered in a key breakthrough. According to market data, after fluctuating around 1.7% for a few days, the yield on 10-year treasury bonds fell below the 1.7% mark again on August 12. At the same time, the yield on 30-year treasury bonds also declined at the same time. At the same time, the yield on 30-year treasury bonds also declined at the same time, at 2.160% by the end of the year. Industry insiders believe that the current round of the bond market is driven by multiple factors such as loose policy expectations, uneven capital balance, and relayed increases in institutional capital positions, but the market's long and short game intensified after breaking through key points, and the effective conditions for trending downward interest rates still need to be further verified.

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