TechFlow news, June 5 — According to Jinshi Data, Luis Oganes, Head of Global Macro Research at JPMorgan Chase, said during an interview at the JPMorgan China Summit that amid uncertainties such as tariffs, the Federal Reserve may find it difficult to implement preemptive rate cuts, supporting the euro and Asian currencies. Oganes believes that if expectations for RMB appreciation strengthen, investors may become more inclined toward Chinese government bonds, with trade negotiation outcomes being a key influencing factor. Global investors may reduce their overweight positions in U.S. assets. As the internationalization of the RMB progresses, China's bond market is gradually attracting more foreign investors. Although current yields on Chinese bonds are low, stronger expectations for RMB appreciation could make Chinese government bonds more attractive to investors. Trade negotiation outcomes will be a key influencing factor.
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