1. Warsh will be sworn in as the new Chairman of the Federal Reserve at 11 PM tonight.
2. Federal Reserve Chairman Barkin: Looking at inflation expectations reflected in the long-term bond market, there are currently no signs of it getting out of control.
3. Turkey liquidated almost all of its holdings of US Treasury bonds in March.
4. US mortgage rates rose to their highest level since August last year.
5. The first special treasury bonds for capital injection this year will be issued on May 22.
6. Zhongding Group: Plans to issue convertible bonds to raise no more than 1.92 billion yuan, which will be used for projects such as the manufacturing of core joints for intelligent robots.
7. The People's Bank of China will issue RMB central bank bills through the Hong Kong Monetary Authority's Central Clearing System for Debt Instruments.
8. JPMorgan Futures: Some overseas institutions have already initiated treasury bond futures investment plans and hedging filings.
9. Northbound trading volume through Bond Connect reached 984.8 billion yuan in April, with an average daily turnover of 46.9 billion yuan.
10. Since the beginning of the quarter, the issuance of secondary subprime bonds by banks has accelerated, exceeding 500 billion yuan; the continued issuance of non-bank subordinated bonds faces a major test.
11. Jilin Province: Areas with high debt risk are generally not allowed to issue new special-purpose bonds.
12. Russian Ministry of Finance: Bonds will be issued on the Moscow Exchange.
13. The IMF lowered its economic growth forecast for France, warning of high uncertainty in the country.
