1. Federal Reserve Governor Barr: Interest rates should be raised decisively if inflation does not cool down.
2. The current bond market sell-off is quite severe, but still not comparable to 2022.
3. IMF Managing Director: Global public debt as a percentage of GDP is close to 100%, exceeding the post-World War II high.
4. Nomura International Wealth Management: The recent decline in US Treasuries is logical and not a sign of panic.
5. Deutsche Bank: Short-term bets on a steepening US Treasury yield curve face challenges.
6. Kazuo Ueda stated that he will consider the risk of rising prices, further strengthening the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike forecast.
7. Japanese long-term bond yields rose above 3%, and the Goldman Sachs stated that it will assess economic and fiscal policies as appropriate.
8. The domestic bond allocation spread of Japanese pension funds reached a new high since 2008.
9. Tencent Music plans to issue $1 billion in bonds, its first offshore bond issuance in six years.
10. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand raised interest rates by 25 basis points, reducing the risk of further significant rate hikes.
11. Fitch Ratings warns: If the Strait of Hormuz is blocked in 2027, the credit rating risk of GCC bond issuers may increase.
12. Saudi Arabia returns to the international bond market, issuing dollar-denominated Islamic bonds.
