Bond Beijing Obligations 2.73% ( CND10004R2Y9 ) in CNY

Issuer	Beijing Obligations
Market price	100 % ⇌
Country	China
ISIN code	CND10004R2Y9 ( in CNY )
Interest rate	2.73% per year ( payment 1 time a year)
Maturity	20/01/2027
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Minimal amount	/
Total amount	35 030 900 000 CNY
Next Coupon	20/01/2026 ( In 159 days )
Detailed description	Beijing Bonds are renminbi-denominated bonds issued by the Chinese government or its agencies, typically offered to both domestic and international investors. A recent analysis of the fixed-income market highlights a notable debt security, identified by the ISIN CND10004R2Y9, issued by "Beijing Bonds," a significant entity originating from China; this issuer is widely understood to be closely affiliated with or directly backed by the Beijing municipal government or a major state-owned enterprise based in the capital, thereby implying a robust credit profile derived from China's strong economic framework and often benefiting from implicit or explicit governmental support, enhancing the perceived stability and low-risk nature of its debt offerings. This particular bond, classified as an obligation, currently trades at par, with its market price standing at 100% of its face value, reflecting a stable valuation or recent issuance dynamics. Denominated in Chinese Yuan (CNY), it offers investors exposure to the local currency market, providing an annual coupon rate of 2.73%, which represents a consistent income stream. The bond has a substantial total issuance size of CNY 35,030,900,000, indicative of a significant fundraising exercise by the issuer and contributing to the bond's potential liquidity in the secondary market, with a defined maturity date of January 20, 2027, placing it in the mid-term investment horizon, and features an annual payment frequency (1) for its interest, simplifying income projections for bondholders seeking a stable, government-backed or government-affiliated fixed-income asset within the Chinese market.