Chinese Securities Regulator says that China is to allow qualified foreign investors to trade treasury futures from April 24, 2026, for hedging purposes only

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Chinese Securities Regulator says that China is to allow qualified foreign investors to trade treasury futures from April 24, 2026, for hedging purposes only

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The announcement by the Chinese Securities Regulator to permit qualified foreign investors to trade treasury futures by April 2026 represents a shift towards increased market openness. This move is likely aimed at enhancing the hedging capabilities of foreign investors, potentially attracting more capital flows into China's financial markets and impacting the liquidity and pricing of treasuries globally.

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