1. Economists: Damage to the Federal Reserve's independence could affect the debt repayment capacity of other governments.
2. Trump's MBS purchase program is likened to "quasi-QE," providing traders with a reason to buy long-term bonds.
3. Experts: Government debt management will be a key focus of fiscal policy in 2026.
4. Eurozone bond market issuance is booming, potentially reaching a record high of €485 billion in 2026.
5. Shanghai: Supporting manufacturing companies to issue technology innovation bonds.
6. US Treasury investors continue to bet on a steepening yield curve.
7. Pilot provinces for "self-approval and self-issuance" of special-purpose bonds are expected to expand.
8. With continuous adjustments in the bond market, private equity firms: Fixed-income-like products are expected to see growth opportunities in their portfolios.
9. A "seesaw" effect is emerging, with a slowdown in incremental capital inflows into the bond market.
10. Henan: Funds raised through overseas bonds should, in principle, be repatriated for domestic use, only those approved and registered by the National Development and Reform Commission.
11. Hangzhou West Lake City Investment plans to issue no more than 1.2 billion yuan of 5-year corporate bonds, which will be divided into two types.
