1. Interest rate futures indicate an 80% probability of a Fed rate hike in September.
2. Eurozone bond yields declined slightly.
3. The European Central Bank plans to double the minimum reserve requirement ratio for banks to 2% to reduce its own interest expenses.
4. Bond ETFs attracted over 60 billion yuan in June.
5. Starting July 1st, money brokers may suspend bond quotation services to institutions that have not signed a paid service agreement.
6. The Shanghai Stock Exchange has standardized institutional bond trading declarations, requiring institutions to complete business and technical preparations by the end of September.
7. Following tax incentives, foreign investors purchased a record amount of Indian bonds.
8. The Shanghai Clearing House released the "Guidelines for Bond Account Business of Shanghai Interbank Market Clearing House Co., Ltd. (June 2026 Edition)".
9. The first batch of CSI REITs Total Return Index Funds officially launched on July 1st, highlighting their long-term investment value.
10. The 2026 first half-year bond underwriting rankings are released, with Bank of China, China Construction Bank, and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China ranking as the top three bank underwriters. 11. In the first half of the year, the scale of bank wealth management products increased by 600 billion yuan to 34.59 trillion yuan, with the average annualized yield dropping by 122 basis points.
