Organizational demand supports the strong rebound of 30-year treasury bond futures.

According to the Securities Times, supported by allocation demand and inflow of foreign capital, the treasury futures market has shown significant strength recently, especially in the ultra-long end varieties. The main contract of the 30-year treasury futures has rebounded sharply, hitting a new high since the beginning of the year, and the market's attention to the renminbi as a safe-haven asset has also increased. However, several institutions have warned that as policy expectations stabilize and previous logic gradually digest, it is difficult for the bond market to form a one-sided trend in the short term. The market may continue to operate in a volatile manner, waiting for new pricing themes to emerge.