The bond market has once again seen a "short essay." The Central Bank did not require the Shanghai Futures Exchange to cooperate in increasing the trading margin and fees for treasury futures.

Jinshi Data News on January 13th, recently, there have been market rumors that the Central Bank is working with the China Securities Regulatory Commission and the Shanghai Futures Exchange to thoroughly investigate the irregular trading and suspected manipulation of government bond futures, and requiring the Shanghai Futures Exchange to cooperate in increasing the trading margin and fees for government bond futures, intending to cool down the speculation in government bond futures. Reporters learned from relevant departments that the above news is not true, it is one of many ‘small articles’ in the bond market, and there is no situation where the Central Bank requires the Shanghai Futures Exchange to cooperate in increasing the trading margin and fees for government bond futures. The exchanges have always strictly regulated trading activities for various varieties.

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