1. The People's Bank of China will conduct 300 billion yuan of outright reverse repurchase operations with a term of 3 months on May 6.
2. Federal Reserve's Williams: The Fed's policy is balancing amid war uncertainty.
3. New York Fed President: There is no need to raise interest rates at present.
4. Federal Reserve's Barr warned: Private lending risks could spill over into the financial system through "psychological contagion."
5. Federal Reserve's Kashkari: Does not believe there is an immediate crisis in the level of US government debt.
6. Reports indicate that US debt has exceeded its total economy for the first time since the end of World War II.
7. Former New York Fed President Dudley: The Fed is under relentless attack; supports Powell remaining on the board.
8. The Reserve Bank of Australia raises interest rates for the third consecutive time, highlighting its determination to curb inflation.
9. Beijing Stock Exchange: The exchange will temporarily waive the initial listing fee and annual listing fee for privately placed corporate bonds.
10. Chongqing: Encourages enterprises to make good use of the medium- and long-term, low-cost funds in the bond market to issue innovative products such as technology innovation bonds. 11. Thailand plans to raise $12 billion through bond issuance to mitigate the impact of the Middle East crisis.
12. Several banks, including JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley, are reportedly looking to transfer risk to avoid being "overwhelmed" by data center debt.
