The yield on Hong Kong's 10-Year Government Bond was recorded at 3.39 percent on Monday, November 25, based on interbank yield quotes. This figure is a stark contrast to the historical high of 10.49 percent that was reached in June 1998.
Looking ahead, analysts and global macro models predict that the yield for these bonds will adjust to approximately 3.20 percent by the end of this quarter, with a further decline anticipated to around 3.08 percent within the next 12 months.