The central bank has implemented "zero injection" for the second consecutive day, causing the bond market to face further "pressure." The yield on the 30-year government bonds rose by 0.6 basis points this morning.

The bond market yield has once again faced a "hit," as the central bank conducted another round of market operations with "zero injection" today following yesterday's actions. In the morning, short-term funding rates rose slightly, and the 10-year government bond fluctuated around the 1.7% mark, while the previously strong 30-year government bond continued to come under pressure. Industry analysts believe that the central bank's "zero injection" has limited actual impact, and the market may be repeating historical pricing patterns, but more so as a correction of market sentiment.