(Yicai Global) Oct. 31 -- China's Treasury Bond Futures rebound strongly on Tuesday, after recent consecutive market sell-offs.

At 2:30 pm, the benchmark ten-year Treasury bond futures on the China Financial Futures Exchange were up 0.42 percent, after yesterday's 0.88% downward movement.

The five-year treasury bond futures were up 0.28 percent, after falling 0.50% on Monday.

Stronger-than-expected economic performance, intensifying liquidity and growing regulatory concerns have led to sell-offs on the China's treasury bond market the resume of trading after the long National Day holiday earlier in October.

Yields for ten-year Treasury bonds hit as high as 3.917 percent on Monday, compared with the 3.6 percent level seen earlier in the month.

The ten-year treasury bonds were 3.888 percent, while five-year bonds was 3.938 percent on Tuesday afternoon, both lower than their respective highs seen on Monday.