China threw 81.3 billion-day bonds last November

Last November, China once again sold its Japanese government bonds worth 81.3 billion yen (about 6.442 billion yuan), according to the latest figures released yesterday by the Japanese finance ministry.　　According to the data, last November, Chinese investors bought 46 billion yen of medium-and long-term bonds, net sales of 127.3 billion yen of money market instruments or maturities within 1 years of the bond, total of net sales status.　　Historical data show that last October China had a three-month purchase of Japanese government bonds, the month of Japan net buy 262.5 billion yen of Japanese government bonds. In August 2010, China dumped 2.02 trillion yen in Japan's national debt, the first time in 7 consecutive months to increase its holdings of Japanese Treasuries, and set a record for the largest single monthly reduction in 2005 years.　　September 2010, China was also a net sale of 144.9 billion yen in Japan's medium-and long-term bonds, while the net sale of Japan's short-term government bonds 624.3 billion yen.　　Combined with historical data, as of last November, China 2010 was the net selling of Japanese government bonds. For China to sell Japan's bonds again, market participants believe that the main reason for the market. It is obvious that last November, the Japanese yen to the dollar has maintained a rally, and last September, October China's Japanese government bonds on the operation of the idea that China each time "high selling, Bargain buy".