BUSINESS● LOWSep 10 · Sep 10, 2026, 1:55 PM
Record China-US gap in bond yields unlikely to trigger capital flight: Marsh Investment
South China Morning Post · global
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 trends rather than a structural retreat for Chinese assets. The spread between benchmark 10-year US Treasury bonds and equivalent Chinese sovereign bonds hit a record 3.17 percentage points this week. Yields on US...
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