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Overnight CNH HIBOR Rises 7 Basis Points to 1.30% on May 18

According to Jin10, overnight CNH HIBOR rose 7 basis points to 1.30000% on Monday (May 18), reflecting partial rebound in offshore yuan interbank rates. One-year CNH HIBOR declined to 1.69636%, marking a new low since May 12, 2026. Meanwhile, Hong Kong Monetary Authority's 30 billion yuan overnight
GateNews·05-18 06:12

U.S. Treasury yields hit a nearly three-year high at 5.16%. BNP Paribas Bank: There is no anchor point above 5%.

The U.S. 30-year Treasury yield briefly rose by 4 bps to 5.16% on May 18, its highest level since October 2023; the 10-year yield touched 4.63% and the 2-year yield touched 4.10%. Guneet Dhingra, head of U.S. rates strategy at BNP Paribas, confirmed that there is no “anchor point” above 5%. Confirmed Treasury yield levels across maturities 30-year: 5.16% (+4 bps), highest since October 2023 10-year: 4.63%, highest since February 2025 2-year: 4.10%, highest since February 2025 Trigger factors (co
MarketWhisper·05-18 05:27
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“New-bond king” Ollarak: Inflation will reach the high-4s; there’s no chance the FED will cut rates

DoubleLine Capital CEO Jeffrey Gundlach, who is known as the “king of new bonds,” confirmed on May 18 on Fox News’ “Sunday Morning Futures” that investors will not see a rate cut at the FED’s next policy meeting; DoubleLine’s model shows that the leading digit of the next CPI reading will start with 4, and the impact of the Iran war pushing up oil prices will continue to drive inflation higher. Gundlach’s Two Core Points: Confirmed Data Basis Point 1: 2-year Treasury yields rule out rate cuts po
MarketWhisper·05-18 03:21
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Chinese Yuan Weakens to 6.8435 Against U.S. Dollar on May 18

According to the interbank foreign exchange market on May 18, the yuan weakened against major currencies, with the USD/CNY midpoint rate rising 20 basis points to 6.8435, reflecting yuan depreciation. The EUR/CNY rate declined 239 basis points to 7.9295, while GBP/CNY fell 458 basis points to 9.0891
GateNews·05-18 01:17