1. People's Bank of China: Net injection of RMB 40 billion through open market treasury bond trading in April.
2. Federal Reserve's Williams: Demand for US Treasuries remains strong.
3. Federal Reserve's Hamak: The baseline expectation is to maintain interest rates unchanged for an extended period.
4. Indonesia establishes a bond stabilization fund to cope with the depreciation of the Indonesian rupiah.
5. Perpetual bonds show divergence; capital increases for small and medium-sized banks become the main channel for capital replenishment.
6. GF Securities plans to issue no more than RMB 6 billion in short-term corporate bonds.
7. Reports indicate that Vanke's interest payment for its USD bonds maturing in 2027 has been secured.
8. Tightening liquidity in May: Bond market under short-term pressure, increased liquidity withdrawal.
9. Yu'ebao's yield falls below 0.9%, and over 100 money market funds have yields below 1%.
10. Indonesia promotes the use of RMB in transactions and plans to issue Panda bonds.
