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China 7-Year Corporate Medium-Term Note Yield (AAA)

China 7-Year Corporate Medium-Term Note Yield (AAA) stood at 1.88% on Sep 2, 2026, according to China Central Depository & Clearing (ChinaBond). It is one of the indicators in the Bond yields table (Value · Daily), with a complete series running from Jan 2, 2008 to Sep 2, 2026. The complete series with an interactive chart, free to download.

Source: China Central Depository & Clearing (ChinaBond)Last updated: Curated by Bui Thanh Phuc
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This indicator in the Bond yields table

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Corporate medium-term notes (AAA) — 7-year maturity1.881.881.881.881.871.861.861.881.881.87
Corporate medium-term notes (AAA) — 10-year maturity2.062.082.092.092.082.082.082.082.082.07
Government bonds — 3-month maturity1.241.241.231.21.211.191.181.21.171.19

Understanding china 7-Year Corporate Medium-Term Note Yield (AAA)

This gauge reflects the yield on medium-to-long-term corporate debt instruments with a seven-year timeframe. The scope focuses on issuers with the strongest financial capacity, thereby eliminating bankruptcy risk factors to truly reflect the time value of money. This index resides in a longer segment than ordinary promissory notes, serving to measure capital costs for large-scale development plans.

The chart of this index provides deep insight into investors' long-term confidence in the non-financial economic sector. Viewers should cross-reference with yields on risk-free assets of the same maturity to clearly observe the actual risk premium. Information is updated by trading day, instantly reflecting any changes in market expectations.

Frequently asked questions

What is the significance of the seven-year milestone for issuing corporations?
It represents the cost of capital to execute long-term development strategies and large-scale investments.
What does this gauge help identify regarding investor sentiment?
It shows their long-term confidence in the stability of the corporate sector.
Why is it necessary to compare against risk-free assets of the same maturity?
To determine precisely the risk premium demanded by the market for the corporation.