China Bonds Are Offering Positive Yields, Says Matthews Asia’s Kong

The video discusses China's yield advantage over other sovereign debts, highlighting the attractive risk-adjusted returns of Chinese bonds. It covers China's inclusion in global bond indices like JP Morgan GBI and Barclays AG, noting the lifted barriers to entry. Despite this, there is still reluctance among investors, particularly in the US, due to under-researched areas and capital controls. The video emphasizes the need for more research and education to overcome these challenges. It also explores the dynamics of Chinese capital markets, comparing them to superhighways for capital flow, and stresses the importance of widening these lanes in the context of the trade war.

What are the attractive features of Chinese yields compared to G7 peers?

What barriers to entry exist for foreign investors in the Chinese bond market?

How has the inclusion of China in global indices affected investor interest?

Discuss the implications of capital controls on foreign investment in China.

What role does education play in increasing foreign investment in China?