1. The Federal Reserve maintained its benchmark interest rate range at 3.5%-3.75%, in line with market expectations.
2. Powell: Dissent against the dovish stance does not necessarily favor rate hikes.
3. The National Development and Reform Commission: The second batch of 91.5 billion yuan in ultra-long-term special treasury bonds for 2026 to support equipment upgrades has been allocated.
4. The Ministry of Finance plans to issue 30 billion yuan in book-entry discount treasury bonds for 2026.
5. Xuchang Investment Group completed the issuance of 1 billion yuan in ultra-short-term bonds at an interest rate of 1.57%.
6. Shenzhen Metro Group: Shenzhen Metro suffered a loss of nearly 37.2 billion yuan last year; Xin Jie is no longer serving as chairman.
7. Hong Kong Monetary Authority's Xunqing Settlement: Primary market bond issuance activity grew strongly in the first quarter.
8. Zhangjiang Hi-Tech's "25 Zhangjiang 01" corporate bond is scheduled to pay interest at an interest rate of 1.98%.
9. BlackRock Think Tank recommends underweighting Japanese government bonds and maintaining a neutral view on Japanese stocks. 10. ING: UK government bond yields may rise further due to political tensions.
11. Tianjin Investment Capital's Gilli Building CMBS was issued on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, with low-cost financing helping to revitalize existing commercial assets.