Recently, fluctuations in A-shares have intensified. In addition, market concerns have increased due to multiple external factors. Some “short bearish essays” have also begun to pop up on online platforms, causing some interference with investor sentiment and market order. How should the market face fluctuations during the adjustment? How to analyze the actual impact of external factors? How to further build confidence? With these questions in mind, the reporter interviewed a number of market veterans. All parties have clearly stated that there is no fear of fluctuations, and that China's asset security and scientific and technological innovation are strong supports the internal stability of the market. Recently, market concerns are mainly due to the heightened risk of US debt. Not long ago, the total size of US bonds broke through the 40 trillion US dollar mark. Market concerns about US fiscal sustainability intensified. US bond yields continued to rise. The yield on US 30-year treasury bonds once rose to 5.3%, a record high in nearly 19 years. In response, market experts said that China's interest rate policy has always adhered to the main tone of “I am the main one,” and that the US debt crisis has not changed China's low interest rate and abundant liquidity environment. Analysts further mentioned that foreign-funded institutions hold less than 5% of the market value of A-shares in circulation. Even though rising US bond yields may squeeze liquidity in the global capital market, the impact on the Chinese capital market is still quite limited.

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