1. Fed's Logan: The Fed may need to raise interest rates this year to curb prices.
2. Fed's Williams: There is no need to raise or lower interest rates at present.
3. Fed's Beige Book: Prices are rising at a moderate to robust pace, with pressures related to the Middle East conflict being the main driver.
4. Sources: The Bank of Japan is considering a rate hike in June, and further increases may follow.
5. Agricultural Development Bank of China: The winning bid price for its 7-year bond deviated significantly from the secondary market valuation; the bank has decided to cancel its underwriting quota for this bond issuance.
6. Commercial banks' issuance of second-year bonds continues to heat up.
7. China Development Bank: Issued 440.6 billion yuan in loans in the first four months to support infrastructure construction.
8. China Chengxin's Yuan Haixia: The bond market continues to empower stable growth; she suggests promoting the activation of existing special-purpose bond quotas.
9. Do small and medium-sized banks need local recommendation letters to issue capital bonds? Insiders: Actually, it's a letter of awareness.
10. Bloomberg Intelligence: Dim Sum bond supply is expected to continue to outpace Kung Fu bonds in 2026.
11. India is reportedly preparing to announce new measures to attract foreign investment, including tax cuts and the removal of some bond holding caps.
