Easing Geopolitical Conflicts Boost Bond Market,Premia China Treasury And Policy Bank Bond Long Duration Etf(02817.HK) Rise 0.49% Intraday
NewTimeSpace News: News of easing conflicts in the Middle East drove a rally in ultra-long-term bonds. As of 14:57 on April 13, 2026, Premia China Treasury And Policy Bank Bond Long Duration Etf(02817.HK) rose 0.49% intraday to HK$143.35.
NewTimeSpace has learned that Premia China Treasury And Policy Bank Bond Long Duration Etf(02817.HK) track the ICE 10+ Year China Treasury & Policy Bank Bond Index, adopting a representative sampling strategy and investing directly via Bond Connect in treasury bonds and policy bank bonds covered by the index.
In terms of news, the US-Iran conflict has shown signs of phased easing. Cooling geopolitical risks in the Middle East have eased imported inflation concerns, providing a recovery window for the bond market. Monetary policy expectations have shifted: March PPI rose 0.5% year-on-year, ending 41 consecutive months of decline and beating expectations. While imported inflation driven by the US-Iran conflict was a major factor, it also boosted consumer and business confidence.
Huatai Futures stated that front-loaded fiscal spending and government bond supply have weighed on sentiment in the short term, but central bank liquidity support and potential aggregate easing ahead will form a floor for the bond market. The bond market overall shows divergence at the long end, with the ultra-long end performing strongly; its trend is closely tied to liquidity conditions, inflation expectations and geopolitical events.
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