1. Economist: Warsh's optimism about artificial intelligence may not be a reason for interest rate cuts.
2. Ministry of Finance decides to conduct market-making support operations for treasury bonds in April.
3. People's Bank of China: The outstanding balance of bonds under custody in the bond market reached 200 trillion yuan at the end of March 2026.
4. The first convertible bond default this year has occurred, accelerating the stratification of the convertible bond market.
5. China's bond market attracts funds against the trend, with the northbound trading volume of Bond Connect breaking historical records in March.
6. Convertible bonds frequently "break par," and credit risk needs to be guarded against.
7. Longfor Group terminates its application for 5 billion yuan corporate bonds: it will change intermediaries and re-apply.
8. Changjiang Securities: The China Securities Regulatory Commission has approved the registration of its publicly issued subordinated bonds not exceeding 5 billion yuan.
9. The latest data on interbank bond trading has been released, showing that single-deposit bonds have been reduced by more than one trillion yuan by the end of the first quarter, with securities firms and funds leading the current hot market for ultra-long-term bonds. 10. Chengdu: Plans to accelerate the implementation of the municipal-level financing guarantee group establishment plan and encourage high-quality venture capital institutions to expand direct financing tools such as science and technology innovation bonds and medium- and long-term corporate bonds.
11. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand faces inflationary pressures, and expectations for interest rate hikes have clearly moved forward.
