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Marsh Investment: Record China-US bond yield gap won't trigger capital flight

Investment executives at Marsh Investment believe the widening yield gap between Chinese and US government bonds, which recently hit a record 3.17 percentage points, is unlikely to cause significant capital flight from China. They attribute the spread to US fiscal pressures and global macro trends, rather than a structural shift away from Chinese assets. Despite higher yields on US Treasury bonds, Marsh Investment executives downplayed the risk to the dollar's dominance, citing borrower diversification and the use of offshore yuan bonds. AI

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Marsh Investment: Record China-US bond yield gap won't trigger capital flight

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Daisy Wu ·

    Record China-US gap in bond yields unlikely to trigger capital flight: Marsh Investment

    The widening yield spread between Chinese and American government bonds is unlikely to trigger catastrophic capital flight from China, according to investment executives at Marsh Investment, who attribute the record spread to the United States’ fiscal pressures and global macro t…