China's fixed income market has been systematically under-allocated in global portfolios; this could be a mistake.
In the current market environment, one-third of issued debt worldwide carries a negative yield. The 10-year US Treasury yield lags its equivalent Chinese Government Bonds (CGBs) by nearly 240 bps*. Additionally, the expected billions of dollars of inflows to the China onshore bond market due to global index inclusion efforts will continue to serve as a catalyst to support our view of the asset class.
In this webinar, KraneShares' Dr. Xiaolin Chen and Sjef Pieters, and Citigroup's Melvyn Merran and Christine Lu explore how China's yield profile and rising international utilization make China fixed income a bright spot to consider for investors' portfolios.
*Data from Bloomberg as of 10 Dec 2020