China's bonds have defied a global debt selloff, delivering nearly 10% returns to dollar-based investors over the past year, according to Bloomberg global indexes. This performance contrasts sharply with the 2.2% decline in a global debt benchmark and the 2.1% drop in U.S. Treasuries. Fund managers are increasingly positioning China bonds for continued growth, citing a strong yuan and a sluggish domestic economy as key factors. The resilience of Chinese debt has attracted attention from international investors seeking higher yields in a low-interest-rate environment. Analysts note that the Chinese government's fiscal policies and economic stability are contributing to the bonds' appeal despite global market volatility.