1. China reduced its holdings of US Treasury bonds by $41 billion in March, bringing its holdings to their lowest level since 2008.
2. The Shanghai branch of the People's Bank of China: As of the end of April, foreign institutions held 3.12 trillion yuan in interbank market bonds.
3. Fitch downgraded Vanke's credit rating to RD (Restricted Default).
4. Morgan Stanley: Bond market sell-off could impact US stock market gains.
5. Economists: Rising global bond yields reflect that inflation will remain high for a longer period.
6. Zhang Jianzhong of Moore's Threads: Computing power innovation requires long-term capital support; calls for the introduction of computing power REITs and other suitable financial instruments.
7. Volkswagen will issue 3 billion yuan in Panda bonds with a maximum interest rate of 2.65%.
8. Guangzhou Restaurant: Plans to issue convertible bonds to raise no more than 1 billion yuan for projects such as capacity expansion and technological upgrading of its food manufacturing base.
9. Rongxin informed investors: A domestic debt restructuring plan is expected to be launched in June, with options including cash, long-term bonds, and asset trust units. 10. Longfor Group repaid RMB 1.554 billion of its corporate bonds as scheduled, leaving only RMB 1 billion of its domestic bonds maturing within the year.
