I didn't expect there was a small surprise tonight. There were still one or two funds with heavy holdings of ultra-long-term interest rate bonds to collect dinosaur eggs (referring to 0.10% and above). The estimates of interest rate bond funds tonight were large, and they were less estimated on average. The average estimates of bond funds mainly include 2 eggs. The estimates of bond funds mainly include credit bonds are basically accurate.
In addition, I looked at the voting at the closing of the bond market: 53% of readers tend to rise in long-term interest rate bonds tomorrow, and 47% of readers tend to fall in long-term interest rate bonds tomorrow, and they are still basically evenly matched. Without new incremental information, it is estimated that the bond market will still fluctuate (that is, small rises and small falls).
