1. Powell is expected to comment on the recent turmoil in the U.S. Treasury market.
2. Bond investors maintain a neutral stance before the Fed meeting, and risk aversion becomes the mainstream under the policy fog.
3. As trade concerns intensify, Apple and General Motors face pressure from bond investors.
4. Apple issues corporate bonds for the first time since 2023.
5. The adjustment of the bond market affects investment returns, and the performance of listed banks in the first quarter is under overall pressure.
6. Bond issuance by listed companies has rebounded, and science and technology bonds have become a highlight.
7. Bond investment officers prefer the front end of the U.S. Treasury yield curve.
8. JPMorgan Chase U.S. Treasury survey: 64% of customers hold a neutral stance.
9. JPMorgan Chase: Many companies sell commercial paper to increase cash.
10. New York State will repay unemployment debts, triggering corporate tax cuts.
11. Bank of America: "Trump put option" will limit the widening of corporate bond spreads.
12. A bond redemption price “discount” caused a stir. Is this to protect investors or an “alternative default”?
