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[Yields perform a "V-shaped reversal" and the bond market "slams on the brakes"? Public offering frontline analysis] Recently, the bond market has been volatile and yields have performed a "V-shaped reversal". Judging from the market on Monday, the bond market continued to adjust, treasury bond futures closed down across the board, and the yields of major interbank interest-bearing bonds rose across the board. So, why did the bond market "slam on the brakes"? How big is the adjustment of this round of bond market? What will happen to the bond market next?

Recently, the bond market has fluctuated greatly, with yields performing a "V-shaped reversal."

Judging from the market on Monday, the bond market continued to adjust, and treasury bond futures closed down across the board.bankThe yields of major interest-bearing bonds rose across the board. So, why did the bond market hit the "brakes"? How big is the adjustment in this round of bond market? What will happen to the bond market next?

In this regard, the reporter of China Fund News interviewed Bosera and CITICPrudential, HSBC Jinxin, Pengyang, Everbright Pramerica, Western Lead, Xinyuan, Ping An, Great Wall and nearly 10 other fund companies. Many industry insiders said that in the short term, long-term interest rates may face periodic upward pressure, and it is recommended to maintain a neutral duration, wait for opportunities brought by unexpected market adjustments, and pay attention to portfolio liquidity.

Multiple factors lead to continuous adjustment in the bond market

Following the introduction of a series of "combination punches" last week, the bond market has cooled down significantly, continued to adjust, and the decline in treasury futures has widened.