1. The National Association of Financial Market Institutional Investors (NAFMII) reduced its debt financing instrument quota by 1.421 billion yuan, affecting 5 companies.
2. Three companies in Henan Province received approval to register 5.4 billion yuan in medium-term notes.
3. Ahead of the Iran conflict, overseas institutions purchased $197.7 billion in US Treasury bonds, with Japan and the UK increasing their holdings for two consecutive months.
4. The Shanghai branch of the People's Bank of China reported that as of the end of March, overseas institutions held 3.19 trillion yuan in bonds in the interbank market.
5. China Merchants Bank completed the issuance of 30 billion yuan in perpetual bonds.
6. Nanjing Securities received regulatory approval for its public offering of no more than 3 billion yuan in subordinated bonds and no more than 9 billion yuan in short-term corporate bonds.
7. Kema Technology announced that its convertible bond issuance will not exceed 750 million yuan.
8. TBEA Co., Ltd. announced that its holding company, Zhuneng Chemical, plans to introduce strategic investors to increase its capital by no more than 3.2 billion yuan.
9. Facing the energy shock, Thailand is considering raising its public debt ceiling.
10. The IMF warned that the surge in US Treasury issuance is weakening the safety premium and pushing up global borrowing costs. 11. Hualin Securities: Received approval from the China Securities Regulatory Commission to issue corporate bonds not exceeding RMB 3 billion.
