1. The second batch of RMB 62.5 billion in ultra-long-term special treasury bonds issued this year to support the trade-in of old consumer goods has recently been allocated.
2. Berkshire Hathaway issued ¥272.3 billion in bonds, its first since Buffett stepped down.
3. UBS: Remains cautious on US Treasuries, expects German bonds to perform better.
4. SoftBank Group issued yen-denominated retail bonds at a record 4.97% interest rate.
5. Fitch adjusted Meituan's rating outlook to negative, but affirmed its "BBB+" rating.
6. Anhui Instrument Technology: Plans to issue convertible bonds to raise no more than RMB 375 million for projects including the annual production of 2,000 sets of high-end mass spectrometers.
7. China Development Bank issued RMB 6 billion in green financial bonds.
8. With the peak of bond maturities approaching, the software industry's problems in the private credit market may worsen further.
9. High-bond-position pure fixed-income long-term wealth management products topped the list, with one private banking product achieving zero drawdown and ranking among the top three.
10. The New Development Bank of the BRICS countries issued RMB 7 billion in Panda bonds in China for the first time, utilizing a two-way clawback mechanism.
11. First-quarter reports from mutual funds have begun to be released; bond market volatility has led to divergent returns among money market funds, with short-term assets becoming the mainstream allocation.
