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Treasury futures investor Wang HongfeiReuters
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China 's bond market, the world's second largest, is on edge following a turbulent week in which the central bank started intervening heavily to stem a plunge in yields.
Die-hard investors say the bull market in government bonds still has legs, citing China 's wobbly economy, deflationary pressures and low investor appetite for riskier assets.
China 's central bank has repeatedly warned of potentially destabilising bubble risks as investors chase government bonds.
China 's 30-year treasury yield is currently around 2.37% , compared with 3% a year ago . "Over the long term, we could see the.. yield drift higher, maybe towards 2.5% , if indeed we see the economic recovery continue and inflation begin to return." ($ 1 = 7.1715 Chinese yuan renminbi) (Reporting by Li Gu and Samuel Shen in Shanghai ; Summer Zhen in Hong Kong ; Editing by Kim Coghill ).
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