China’s 10-year government bond yield fell to around 1.8% on Monday, hitting its lowest level in two weeks, as the central bank boosted liquidity to ease seasonal funding pressures ahead of the Lunar New Year. The People’s Bank of China injected 600 billion yuan via 14-day repurchase agreements last week to help banks cover a temporary funding gap of roughly 3.2 trillion yuan, and is expected to add up to 3.5 trillion yuan more before the holidays. By providing banks with extra cash, the move increased demand for government bonds, putting downward pressure on yields. The injections come amid cash withdrawals linked to holiday spending, heavy government bond issuance and strong demand for yuan from companies, all of which tighten liquidity. Looking ahead, China is expected to cut the reserve-requirement ratio by 50 basis points and lower interest rates this year. Investors will watch this week’s inflation data for clues on PBOC policy support.

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