Looking into the Macro Economy, stronger-than-expected US GDP growth in 2Q25, expanding at a 3.0% annualized pace, was primarily driven by net exports, while US domestic demand showed signs of slowing. While in China, 2Q25 GDP rose 5.2% year-on-year, though weakness in retail sales and fixed investment growth remained key pressure points.
Overall, trade tensions eased modestly amid progress in US-Japan and other bilateral talks, though broader global negotiations continued to inject volatility into bond markets.
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