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Reviewing the Development of Chinese Bond Market: History, Problem and Suggestions
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Abstract
Bond market is an important part of financial market. A fully developed bond market can provide protection against financial risks and maintain the stability of financial markets. Compared with capitalist countries, the development process of Chinese bond market has its particularity. Since 1981, after more than 40 years of development, Chinese bond market has now run smoothly, with a high-level opening up and orderly. Moreover, the investor structure has been diversified, and the trading volume of the money market continues to increase. However, there are still problems, such as insufficient liquidity, lack of diversity, and the bond market 's inability to fully play its basic role in resource allocation and regulatory holes. For these problems, this paper puts forward some suggestions from the aspects of market participation, product type, market supervision and policy implementation, in order to help the development of Chinese bond market.
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Chinese bond market, liquidity, diversity, resource allocation
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Wang,N. (2023). Reviewing the Development of Chinese Bond Market: History, Problem and Suggestions. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,24,6-12.
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