1. Sources: The Bank of Japan is considering pausing its bond-buying tapering starting next fiscal year and raising interest rates in June. 2. Citigroup: World Cup events typically lower volatility in European and American bond markets. 3. The Mini

2026-06-09

1. Sources: The Bank of Japan is considering pausing its bond-buying tapering starting next fiscal year and raising interest rates in June. 2. Citigroup: World Cup events typically lower volatility in European and American bond markets. 3. The Ministry of Finance will issue RMB 15 billion in government bonds in Hong Kong on June 16. 4. The latest tranche of savings bonds will be offered for sale on June 10. 5. Industrial Bank is the lead underwriter for the nation's first "carbon asset + digital RMB" bond. 6. Savings bonds have been officially included in individual pension investment pools, and several banks have completed the upgrade of their mobile app systems. 7. 11 insurance companies have issued over RMB 26 billion in bonds, with perpetual bonds accounting for 60%. 8. Applications for data asset ABS have been tightened to prevent local government financing vehicles (LGFVs) from engaging in disguised "fake financing." 9. Bond fund returns have diverged significantly this year, with top-performing products showing substantial excess returns. 10. Sichuan Province plans to issue 31.004 billion yuan of "replacement of hidden debt special bonds" and 323 million yuan of "special" new special bonds on June 15, with terms of 10 years and 30 years respectively. 11. Blue Owl's private equity credit fund, which has been hit by redemptions, plans to issue bonds to raise $500 million.