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On August 12, the bond market experienced a deep correction, and the yields of all maturity interest rate bonds rose across the board. On that day, there were rumors in the market that many market makers would not conduct long-term bond market making transactions. The reporter verified that some securities firms were still continuing to make markets, and many banks stopped making long-term bonds. As of press time, the yield on 2-year treasury bonds rose sharply by 7.5 basis points to 1.63%, the yield on 5-year treasury bonds rose by 7 basis points to 1.925%, and the yield on 10-year treasury bonds rose by 4.25 basis points to 2.245%.

On August 12, the bond market experienced a deep correction, with all-term interest rate bonds’ yields rising across the board. On that day, there were rumors in the market that many market makers would not conduct long-term bond market making transactions. The reporter verified that some securities firms were still continuing to make markets, and many banks had stopped making long-term bonds.

As of press time, the 2-year Treasury bond yield rose sharply by 7.5 basis points to 1.63%, the 5-year Treasury bond yield rose by 7 basis points to 1.925%, and the 10-year Treasury bond yield rose by 4.25 basis points to 2.245%.

The person in charge of the self-operated interest rate bond market making of a Beijing securities firm told reporters that they no longer accept any long-term interest rate bond market making transactions today. "We have not received any guidance and will not conduct long-term bond market making transactions spontaneously," the person said.